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30.05.2025 | 8:32:58 | idiom. | you're pulling my leg | вы надо мной насмехаетесь |
30.05.2025 | 8:27:19 | idiom. | you're pulling my leg | вы надо мной смеётесь |
30.05.2025 | 8:25:06 | cliche. | things are going badly | дела плохи ("How are things up at the camp?" "Things are going badly.") |
30.05.2025 | 8:25:06 | cliche. | things are going badly | дела плохо идут ("How are things up at the camp?" "Things are going badly.") |
30.05.2025 | 8:17:21 | idiom. | not to know sb. from Adam | в глаза не видеть (*обычно в прош. вр. • ‘To put the finger on only one leak in the thing, it isn't me these people want to see; it's Mr Sipperley. They don't know me from Adam.' ‘So much the better, sir. For what I am suggesting is that you go to Cambridge, affecting actually to be Mr Sipperley.' (P.G. Wodehouse) -- Они меня никогда в глаза не видели.) |
30.05.2025 | 8:11:56 | idiom. | not to know sb. from Adam | и в глаза не видать (*обычно в прош. вр. • ‘To put the finger on only one leak in the thing, it isn't me these people want to see; it's Mr Sipperley. They don't know me from Adam.' ‘So much the better, sir. For what I am suggesting is that you go to Cambridge, affecting actually to be Mr Sipperley.' (P.G. Wodehouse) -- Они меня никогда и в глаза не видали.) |
30.05.2025 | 8:12:19 | idiom. | not to know sb. from Adam | знать не знать (‘To put the finger on only one leak in the thing, it isn't me these people want to see; it's Mr Sipperley. They don't know me from Adam.' ‘So much the better, sir. For what I am suggesting is that you go to Cambridge, affecting actually to be Mr Sipperley.' (P.G. Wodehouse) -- Они меня знать не знают.) |
30.05.2025 | 8:14:49 | idiom. | not to know sb. from Adam | не иметь ни малейшего представления (*о ком-л. (А.В. Кунин "Англо-русский фразеологический словарь" М., "Русский язык", 1984) • ‘To put the finger on only one leak in the thing, it isn't me these people want to see; it's Mr Sipperley. They don't know me from Adam.' ‘So much the better, sir. For what I am suggesting is that you go to Cambridge, affecting actually to be Mr Sipperley.' (P.G. Wodehouse) -- Они не имеют обо мне ни малейшего представления.) |
30.05.2025 | 8:16:29 | idiom. | not to know sb. from Adam | не знать в лицо (кого-л. (А.В. Кунин "Англо-русский фразеологический словарь" М., "Русский язык", 1984) • ‘To put the finger on only one leak in the thing, it isn't me these people want to see; it's Mr Sipperley. They don't know me from Adam.' ‘So much the better, sir. For what I am suggesting is that you go to Cambridge, affecting actually to be Mr Sipperley.' (P.G. Wodehouse) -- Они меня и в лицо не знают.) |
30.05.2025 | 7:57:42 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | сморозить (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 7:57:30 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | ляпнуть (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 7:57:42 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | сморозить (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 7:59:08 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | оконфузиться (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 7:59:25 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | попасть в неловкое положение (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 7:59:39 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | осрамиться (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 8:00:02 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | оплошать (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 8:00:21 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | сплоховать (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 8:00:37 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | опростоволоситься (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 8:00:56 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | попасть впросак (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 8:01:09 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | сесть в лужу (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 8:01:29 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | сесть в калошу (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 8:01:48 | idiom. | put one's foot in it | ляпнуть не подумав (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing...) |
30.05.2025 | 7:32:20 | polite | please speak slowly | говорите помедленнее, пожалуйста (Webster's French-English English-French Dictionary) |
30.05.2025 | 7:29:04 | polite | may I? | вы позволите? (*asking for permission to do sth. • May I? You left the door open.) |
30.05.2025 | 6:06:03 | cliche. | I can say with full confidence that | с полной уверенностью могу сказать, что («С начала проведения специальной военной операции более пяти миллионов украинских беженцев переселились в нашу страну. Они осели практически во всех регионах. С полной уверенностью могу сказать, что не все они беженцы — часть украинцев приехали сюда не случайно, а по заданию украинской разведки, СБУ. Их цель — легализоваться, получить российский паспорт и создавать террористические ячейки.» (из рус. источников)) |
30.05.2025 | 4:26:44 | idiom. | don't even get me started | не заводи меня на эту тему (Do not cause one to start talking about some topic, as it may result in a lengthy or unpleasant discussion. (Idioms by The Free Dictionary) • "In 2022, the homeownership rate in Canada was 66.5%, while in the United States, it was 65.5%." "Don’t even get me started. No young or even middle-aged Canadian can afford a home anymore. Home ownership % is a completely different statistic. Who owns the homes? Not Canadians. Canada has completely betrayed younger generations of Canadians. Insane home prices. No economic opportunity. Have left and will never come back." (Twitter)) |
30.05.2025 | 4:26:57 | idiom. | don't even get me started | это больной вопрос (Do not cause one to start talking about some topic, as it may result in a lengthy or unpleasant discussion. (Idioms by The Free Dictionary) • "In 2022, the homeownership rate in Canada was 66.5%, while in the United States, it was 65.5%." "Don’t even get me started. No young or even middle-aged Canadian can afford a home anymore. Home ownership % is a completely different statistic. Who owns the homes? Not Canadians. Canada has completely betrayed younger generations of Canadians. Insane home prices. No economic opportunity. Have left and will never come back." (Twitter)) |
30.05.2025 | 4:08:37 | gen. | source | разыскать (*о сырье, материалах • Dambo sourced materials for Mama Rosa from the city's Public Works dump, where he found nearly two tons of wood and other forgotten items. |
30.05.2025 | 4:00:03 | inf. | hard pass | мне это и на фиг не нужно (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 4:00:03 | inf. | hard pass | на фиг мне это надо? (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 4:00:03 | inf. | hard pass | на фиг мне это сдалось? (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 3:51:56 | inf. | hard pass | и речи быть не может (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 3:51:56 | inf. | hard pass | нет уж, спасибо (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 3:51:56 | inf. | hard pass | ни за какие деньги (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 3:51:56 | inf. | hard pass | ни за какие коврижки (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 3:51:56 | inf. | hard pass | ни в жисть (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 3:51:56 | inf. | hard pass | ни под каким соусом (used to express firm rejection or dismissal (Oxford Dictionary) • Hard pass. |
30.05.2025 | 3:42:35 | zool. | come out of hibernation | просыпаться после зимней спячки (The moment the weather turns towards summer, it's like everyone comes out of hibernation. |
29.05.2025 | 10:04:18 | cliche. | it is not my fault | это не моя вина |
29.05.2025 | 10:04:07 | cliche. | it is not my fault | я не виноват (*в случившемся) |
29.05.2025 | 10:04:18 | cliche. | it is not my fault | это не моя вина |
29.05.2025 | 10:04:07 | cliche. | it is not my fault | я не виноват (*в случившемся) |
29.05.2025 | 9:59:53 | gen. | it is fine weather | хорошая погода (*стоит – Webster's French-English English-French Dictionary • It is fine weather.) |
29.05.2025 | 10:00:55 | gen. | it is bad weather | плохая погода (*стоит – Webster's French-English English-French Dictionary • It is bad weather.) |
29.05.2025 | 9:55:42 | gen. | is there anyone here who speaks ...? | здесь кто-нибудь говорит по-...? (Model from Webster's French-English English-French Dictionary • Is there anyone here who speaks English? • Is there anyone here who speaks Russian? • Is there anyone here who speaks French?) |
29.05.2025 | 9:51:42 | gen. | is there anyone here who speaks English? | здесь кто-нибудь разговаривает по-английски? (Webster's French-English English-French Dictionary) |
29.05.2025 | 9:49:12 | gen. | I cannot speak English | я не говорю по-английски (Webster's French-English English-French Dictionary) |
29.05.2025 | 9:48:58 | gen. | I don't speak English | я не говорю по-английски |
29.05.2025 | 9:47:08 | polite | I beg your pardon | прошу прощения |
29.05.2025 | 9:46:53 | polite | I do apologize | прошу прощения (I do apologize for the mix-up.) |
29.05.2025 | 9:41:06 | polite | excuse me | прошу прощения (*обычно предваряет высказывание) |
29.05.2025 | 9:38:04 | idiom. | do one's best | сделать всё, что в чьих-л. силах |
29.05.2025 | 9:35:24 | cliche. | delighted to meet you! | очень раз с вами познакомиться! (Delighted to meet you! How are you?) |
29.05.2025 | 9:33:12 | cliche. | your good health! | ваше здоровье! (*поднимая бокалы • Your good health!) |
29.05.2025 | 9:31:14 | polite | allow me to introduce you to NN | позвольте мне познакомить вас с NN |
29.05.2025 | 7:19:20 | drugs | weed products | пищевая продукция с добавлением марихуаны (/ конопли • Many of the weed products seized by police were packaged in bags or wrappers that mimicked the designs and logos of popular snacks such as Oreos, Sour Patch Kids and Chips Ahoy. |
29.05.2025 | 7:13:56 | gen. | family friend | подруга (... Another woman, believed to be a family friend was taken to hospital. She is in stable condition. (vancouversun.com)) |
29.05.2025 | 6:45:00 | gen. | entranceway | подъезд (*в многоквартирных домах советской постройки; из статьи о РФ в местной прессе) |
29.05.2025 | 6:34:36 | idiom. | spare a thought for | задуматься о том, каково (*приходится / пришлось кому-л. • Spare a thought for the driver too, if that's the case. Being responsible for an accidental death or injury is a terrible burden to carry. (Reddit)) |
29.05.2025 | 6:32:31 | idiom. | word around the area is that | местные жители поговаривают, что (Word around the area is that the bus lost its breaks and crashed into the bus stop, can't say much more with confidence. (Reddit)) |
29.05.2025 | 6:26:19 | idiom. | word around the area is that | здесь поговаривают, что (Word around the area is that the bus lost its breaks and crashed into the bus stop, can't say much more with confidence. (Reddit)) |
29.05.2025 | 6:26:19 | idiom. | word around the area is that | здесь говорят, что (Word around the area is that the bus lost its breaks and crashed into the bus stop, can't say much more with confidence. (Reddit)) |
29.05.2025 | 6:26:19 | idiom. | word around the area is that | местные говорят, что (Word around the area is that the bus lost its breaks and crashed into the bus stop, can't say much more with confidence. (Reddit)) |
29.05.2025 | 6:16:58 | media. | it's unclear what caused the collision | причины столкновения пока остаются неясными (A TransLink bus crashed into pedestrians outside the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal Wednesday, leaving one person dead and another seriously injured. The incident unfolded around 3:30 p.m. at Keith Road and Bay Road, right beside the busy terminal. It’s unclear what caused the collision. There are unconfirmed reports the bus driver may have suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel. |
29.05.2025 | 6:14:34 | media. | it's unclear what caused the collision | причина столкновения пока неясна (A TransLink bus crashed into pedestrians outside the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal Wednesday, leaving one person dead and another seriously injured. The incident unfolded around 3:30 p.m. at Keith Road and Bay Road, right beside the busy terminal. It’s unclear what caused the collision. There are unconfirmed reports the bus driver may have suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel. |
29.05.2025 | 6:14:34 | media. | it's unclear what caused the collision | причины, которые привели к столкновению, пока неясны (A TransLink bus crashed into pedestrians outside the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal Wednesday, leaving one person dead and another seriously injured. The incident unfolded around 3:30 p.m. at Keith Road and Bay Road, right beside the busy terminal. It’s unclear what caused the collision. There are unconfirmed reports the bus driver may have suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel. |
29.05.2025 | 6:16:58 | media. | it's unclear what caused the collision | причины столкновения пока остаются неясными (A TransLink bus crashed into pedestrians outside the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal Wednesday, leaving one person dead and another seriously injured. The incident unfolded around 3:30 p.m. at Keith Road and Bay Road, right beside the busy terminal. It’s unclear what caused the collision. There are unconfirmed reports the bus driver may have suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel. |
29.05.2025 | 6:14:34 | media. | it's unclear what caused the collision | что явилось причиной столкновения, пока неясно (A TransLink bus crashed into pedestrians outside the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal Wednesday, leaving one person dead and another seriously injured. The incident unfolded around 3:30 p.m. at Keith Road and Bay Road, right beside the busy terminal. It’s unclear what caused the collision. There are unconfirmed reports the bus driver may have suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel. |
29.05.2025 | 1:45:10 | sarcast. | duh! | это и дураку ясно! (Wow, all we had to do was provide a taxpayer-funded junket for Eby to realize there are significant differences between Singapore and BC. Like duh! (vancouversun.com) • FYI, when lots of units are built fast, market rents come down, duh!! (vancouversun.com)) |
28.05.2025 | 8:16:59 | idiom. | go all in | полностью пойти по пути (какой-л. политики • Closures of B.C. parks to non-Indigenous visitors a sign of things to come. The province has gone all in on denigrating non-Indigenous residents. A year ago in these pages, I criticized land acknowledgements for implying that non-Indigenous Canadians are “uninvited guests” in their own country. Now, the B.C. government has embraced these labels. |
28.05.2025 | 7:01:40 | inf. | scrap plans | отменить план (After a fierce public opposition and legal battle with angry local residents, the City of Vancouver has scrapped plans to build the controversial 13-storey public housing project in Kitsilano that would have included a drug consumption room for drug addicts.) |
28.05.2025 | 5:36:31 | inf. | wild build | самострой (So, is this a wild build or was a permit issued for this home construction? The Municipal government must have issued it. This is who is responsible. They took taxes for it over the years and now the owner has nothing? (vancouversun.com)) |
28.05.2025 | 5:36:31 | inf. | wild build | самовольно построенный дом (So, is this a wild build or was a permit issued for this home construction? The Municipal government must have issued it. This is who is responsible. They took taxes for it over the years and now the owner has nothing? (vancouversun.com)) |
28.05.2025 | 5:36:31 | inf. | wild build | самовольная застройка (So, is this a wild build or was a permit issued for this home construction? The Municipal government must have issued it. This is who is responsible. They took taxes for it over the years and now the owner has nothing? (vancouversun.com)) |
28.05.2025 | 5:36:31 | inf. | wild build | самовольная постройка (So, is this a wild build or was a permit issued for this home construction? The Municipal government must have issued it. This is who is responsible. They took taxes for it over the years and now the owner has nothing? (vancouversun.com)) |
28.05.2025 | 5:36:31 | inf. | wild build | самовольное строительство (So, is this a wild build or was a permit issued for this home construction? The Municipal government must have issued it. This is who is responsible. They took taxes for it over the years and now the owner has nothing? (vancouversun.com)) |
28.05.2025 | 5:36:31 | inf. | wild build | незаконное строительство (So, is this a wild build or was a permit issued for this home construction? The Municipal government must have issued it. This is who is responsible. They took taxes for it over the years and now the owner has nothing? (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 10:07:17 | account. | bear the expense of cleaning sth. | нести расходы за уборку (A local or regional government approved building on this property and have to bear the expense of cleaning it after the landslide. • Кто несёт расходы за уборку придомовой территории в многоквартирном доме: ответ юриста. (из рус. источников)) |
27.05.2025 | 10:00:38 | insur. | high-risk area | зона высокого риска (Gee, who approved the development and issued the permits for a high-risk area? Who collected taxes from unsuspecting buyers? Who ignored the fact that BC coastal is a designated RAIN FOREST region and is prone to slides of built-up overburden and soils? Look at BC forestry regulations for the very same issues. The government is responsible for allowing these developments. They should pay, but greedy for the taxes. |
27.05.2025 | 9:57:08 | real.est. | render a property worthless | обесценить домовладение (Beyond insane that the municipal government can render his property worthless and unsafe but not provide any form of remediation to rectify the external risk factor. That is not going to fly. Meanwhile, this honest hard working man is left scrambling. Life is already difficult enough for people. The government needs to do better here. I would expect my tax dollars to help people like this man. |
27.05.2025 | 9:52:35 | welf. | vulnerable | подверженный риску (о социальной группе) |
27.05.2025 | 9:52:12 | insur. | at risk of | подверженный риску (I think the authority that approved the original building permit ought to have the financial responsibility in cases like this. Citizens have a right to assume that a building permit would not have been issued if the property is at risk of flood, landslide, earthquake, volcanic eruption or whatever. (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 9:48:51 | insur. | external factors | внешние факторы ("To think government is going to cover the market cost is so naive of these people. You made a choice to live there and not consider external factors that could affect your future home." "I would never buy property where the home is located on the edge of a cliff (earthquake), in a valley adjacent to nearby higher elevations (water), on a dirt slope without any pilings to bedrock (earthquake mush). The often used phrase "Buyer Beware" applies here." (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 9:42:52 | gen. | at the base of a mountain | у подножия горы ("If you buy property at the base of a mountain of mud or where you can dabble your toes in the ocean you must accept responsibility for the resulting damage from climate occurrences." "I've seen what landslides do to homes, I wouldn't take it as a gift. I'm guessing he saved a few bucks by not getting the house inspected before buying?" (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 9:18:02 | inf. | get outta there | беги оттуда (Get outta there ASAP......your life is at risk without question. Been in your boat and left... (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 9:07:27 | gov. | retreat from the course | отказаться от курса (*принятого ранее • After the municipal government announced its plan of rezoning the city-owned site at 8th and Arbutus street in July 2022, the Kitsilano Coalition filled a court suite involving a constitutional challenge. (...) Nevertheless, the city of Vancouver has defended its rezoning project since the court ruling. With Mayor Ken Sim even saying back in February that supportive housing projects, including the project planned for Arbutus Street in Kitsilano, are intended to move ahead. However, with Monday’s announcement, the municipal government seems to have retreated from this course and consented to the court’s decision of December 2023. (vancouver.citynews.ca)) |
27.05.2025 | 7:47:32 | org.crime. | confiscate one's assets | конфисковать имущество (*напр., приобретённое преступным путём • B.C. seeks forfeiture of homes worth $4.5 million allegedly linked to drugs, money laundering. One property is a home on the 7200-block of Ridge Drive assessed at nearly $3.5 million and the townhouse in the 22700-block of Westminster Highway is assessed at $992,000. -- This is Soviet style oppression! All it takes is suspicion and your government confiscates your assets. (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 7:50:00 | cliche. | deserve credit | заслуживать признательности (... В этом плане заслуживают признательности усилия делегаций Ирана и Австралии. (из рус. источников) • Great strategy for the NDP. Fill the country will undesirables and then start seizing their property. Their Federal partners, the Liberal/NDP coalition deserve credit as well. (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 7:33:54 | disappr. | this is an outrage | это возмутительно (Civil forfeiture is a government crime. On what moral basis does the government have for its claim on these assets? This is an outrage. The government makes a consenting act between two adults illegal and then moves in steals assets upon a claim of mere suspicion. What happened to the rule of law? We should all be worried about these kinds of abuse of government power. (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 7:32:43 | disappr. | this is an outrage | это безобразие (Civil forfeiture is a government crime. On what moral basis does the government have for its claim on these assets? This is an outrage. The government makes a consenting act between two adults illegal and then moves in steals assets upon a claim of mere suspicion. What happened to the rule of law? We should all be worried about these kinds of abuse of government power. (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 7:33:54 | disappr. | this is an outrage | это возмутительно (Civil forfeiture is a government crime. On what moral basis does the government have for its claim on these assets? This is an outrage. The government makes a consenting act between two adults illegal and then moves in steals assets upon a claim of mere suspicion. What happened to the rule of law? We should all be worried about these kinds of abuse of government power. (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 7:32:43 | disappr. | this is an outrage | это безобразие (Civil forfeiture is a government crime. On what moral basis does the government have for its claim on these assets? This is an outrage. The government makes a consenting act between two adults illegal and then moves in steals assets upon a claim of mere suspicion. What happened to the rule of law? We should all be worried about these kinds of abuse of government power. (vancouversun.com)) |
27.05.2025 | 6:42:39 | gen. | acceptance | зачисление (*абитуриентов в вуз • Acceptance of U.S. graduate applicants to UBC jumps 44 per cent after Donald Trump's funding cuts. UBC reports an increase in U.S. graduate student acceptances as academic freedom, affordability, and stability fuel growing interest. (vancouversun.com)) |