Worked for Fidel, though?
Worked for Fidel, though?
Where I am in the US I have to go to an asian grocery store and buy a 20 lb bag if I want white rice that isn’t pre-washed and fortified, and even then half the stock is labelled 無洗米.
I don’t understand this dunk at all.
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There’s an incredibly stupid Iowa state law saying their caucus has to be at least 8 days before any primary.
There’s a similarly stupid New Hampshire state law saying their primary has to be at least 7 days before any other primary.
Those laws don’t actually mean anything, and doubly so because there’s actually no law saying primaries have to take place at all.
The Democratic and Republican parties put out their own schedules of what states get to go first, and if any state breaks the rules the results don’t count.
This year the Democratic party said South Carolina is supposed to be the first primary, but New Hampshire set theirs first anyway, and so Biden wasn’t on the ballot and the New Hampshire results don’t count.
Iskandr and Kinzhal don’t follow that ballistic missile trajectory, though. Neither does ATACMS. These are all semi-ballistic missiles that follow something closer to the “hypersonic glide vehicle” trajectory in your drawing (without the little skim maneuver, though, probably).
The real difference here is range. Things called “hypersonic glide vehicles” are intercontinental. Iskandr is “just” a missile that flys a low trajectory really fast.