I dnt think that can be fixed, but u can ask some local shops…

This is perfect because the MAGA guy obviously doesn't know what Socialism actually is.

Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, the two most historically important states.

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Bro rn

The speedometer can be digital idc but the tachometer has to be analog for me. Love to see the needle drop while blasting through the gears.

Are you suggesting that the Founders did not intend for the richest man in the world to decide what government benefits the citizens will get?

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samay ka us tour itna jaldi khatam hogaya

Amazon.

Sector 135, Candor Techspace

Legal internship ya job ho toh btao bro, I'm in 2nd year of LLB.

Ajay, Akshay and Dharma desperate for a hit. Shankara (Akshay/Dharma) movie has been retitled Kesari 2 as well.

Most CJIs were terrible and mostly enjoyed their Power and passed rash decisions and made judiciary inaccessible for normal citizens completely

Dilli jao

On the last episode of shogun

Game of thrones, watched it 5 years ago, my flatmates hasn't watched it and we needed something to bond, I have this 55" flat ass tv, we cook dinner together and later watch one episode every night while having dinber. It's really fun.

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Same situation, let's make group of loners.

AI summary: 




The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has released a collection of correspondence related to crypto-related activities. This release includes various documents, such as "pause" letters sent to institutions interested in pursuing crypto- or blockchain-related activities, as well as additional correspondence with these and other institutions.

The documents reveal that the FDIC's responses to banks' requests to engage in crypto-related activities were generally cautious. Institutions often faced repeated requests for further information, extended periods of silence awaiting responses, or directives from supervisors to pause, suspend, or refrain from expanding all crypto- or blockchain-related activity.

In April 2022, the FDIC issued a Financial Institution Letter (FIL-16-2022) advising FDIC-supervised institutions to notify the appropriate FDIC Regional Director if they intend to engage in crypto-related activities. The letter emphasized that such activities may pose significant safety and soundness risks, as well as financial stability and consumer protection concerns. The FDIC requested institutions to provide all necessary information to assess these implications and indicated that it would review the information and provide supervisory feedback as appropriate.

An internal FDIC memorandum titled "Procedures for Reviewing Notifications of Engagement in Crypto-Related Activities" outlines the process for handling such notifications. The memo describes the types of activities considered crypto-related, including acting as crypto-asset custodians, maintaining stablecoin reserves, issuing crypto and other digital assets, and participating in blockchain- and distributed ledger-based settlement or payment systems. It also details the steps for FDIC staff to track and review notifications from institutions engaging in these activities.

In January 2025, the FDIC released additional documents related to its supervision of crypto-related activities. These documents include further correspondence with institutions beyond the initial 24 that received "pause" letters. The release aims to provide transparency regarding the FDIC's approach to supervising crypto-related activities and the cautious stance it has taken in response to requests from banks.

Overall, the FDIC's correspondence and related documents reflect a prudent approach to crypto-related activities, emphasizing the need for thorough assessment of associated risks and careful supervision of institutions engaging in such activities.

Suits.