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IIRC, most regions didn't include the AC adapter to begin with (the premise being that 3DS customers already had the charger from the previous iterations). Will definitely consider buying the new one but as you said, it depends on the exclusives.

The police got stabbed? I don't know what else you could investigate. There's sufficient evidence to suggest the teenager was shot after he tried to kill the officers.

Not to get all technical, but I believe that is the flag for the al-Nusra Front, rather than the Islamic State (they are rivals).

Why are you struggling? It's important to find out, especially if you are considering another Science course.

It's like doing the Tough Mudder after one of those steak or ramen challenges.

Considering Commerce lends itself to a wide range of majors, you need to ask yourself what industries you're interested in and the types of roles which interest you. The majors may be available in the same degree, but they are functionally different in the real world.

That's a surprise. I could have sworn it was when I did the HSC. (I've probably mixed it up with my degree)

Yes, this is the correct answer. Would also recommend using the Kuznets Curve to justify answer in a long response.

It's different for everyone. Protip to everyone: Communication is key. I understand that going all meta on a relationship can make you nervous, but you can't really transition unless you talk about it.

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How many students in each of your subjects?

High 70s

Mid 90s

Greenpeace being Greenpeace http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-19/sydney-university-invests-in-whitehaven-coal-mine/5681152 http://www.greenpeace.org/australia/en/mediacentre/media-releases/climate/Greenpeace-builds-coal-mine-at-Sydney-Uni-slams-Whitehaven-investment-/

I would argue that if you have the skills of a software engineer, you would have the right technical tools to satisfy an entrepreneurial bent (if you have one). You could theoretically make more money, more quickly, if you are successful in that field.

I know that the civil engineering field has taken a hit over the past few years but I can't really say where things are at this stage. I would probably recommend software.

I've got the soundtrack stuck in my head.

Goes to show how much an institution's longevity is valued in the education sector.

The cut-offs you see reported represent the ATAR of the last successful applicant (that is, the student with the lowest ATAR). This is why the cut-offs change each year. In pretty much all cases, a faculty will have a limit on the number of successful applicants but this is generally not...