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It was Australia's second match. They played against Finland two days ago, where they lost 6-1.

It's because Frederiksberg is a separate municipality of Copenhagen. The red part is the Municipality of Copenhagen and the white/gray part is the Municipilaty of Frederiksberg

Very good percentage. But we all know Denmark is still better than Netherlands. National election: 1998: 85.6% 2001: 87.1% 2005: 84.4% 2007: 86.6% 2011: 87.2% 2015: 85.8%

Nope, they just send me to some random polling station in my city. Maybe I'm lucky next election.

IPads, not tablets. Apple was founded in California. California's nickname is "the golden state". The big apple is the nickname of New York. Who lives in New York and has a golden decorated apartment. President Trump wins the 2020 election is confirmed.

What a debut! China won 40-0 over Australia in their para ice hockey debut at World Para Ice Hockey Championships C-Pool. https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1071965/china-ease-to-40-0-debut-win-at-world-para-ice-hockey-championships-c-pool

Denmark, one of the most digitised nations in EU and the world, we, of course, stil vote by paper. (Which I hate because I'm a volunteer at every election and it takes forever to count the votes...)

I think @Agger will be a little annoyed that Aarhus is referred to as a suburb to Copenhagen. (Also the clip with the footballer, who totally fails a throw-in, he is from a football club in Aarhus )

One thing I'm happy to see is that the voting turnout seems to be the highest turnout in many years for Midterm Elections. Also more young voters appear to have taken advantage of early voting in outsize numbers this year, as did women. Always a positive thing that more and more citizens take part in the democratic process in their country/nation. https://www.vox.com/midterm-elections/2018/11/7/18049518/voter-turnout-2018-midterm-elections-results

Groups: Singles: Group Guga Kuerten Novak Djokovic (1) Alexander Zverev (3) Marin Cilic (5) John Isner (USA) (8) Group Lleyton Hewitt Roger Federer (SUI) (2) Kevin Anderson (RSA) (4) Dominic Thiem (AUT) (6) Kei Nishikori (JPN) (7) Doubles: Group Knowles/Nestor Oliver Marach / Mate Pavic (1) Lukasz Kubot / Marcelo Melo (3) Mike Bryan / Jack Sock (5) Pierre-Hugues Herbert / Nicolas Mahut (8) Group Llodra/Santoro Juan Sebastian Cabal / Robert Farah (2) Jamie Murray / Bruno Soares (4) Raven Klaasen / Michael Venus (6) Nikola Mektic / Alexander Peya (7)

Nadal and Del Potro are injuried, so it's kind of sub-elite, well except Federer and Djokovic.

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Or the idea could come from this

It was like the designer of the circuit suddenly discovered it wasn't long enough and just said, "Fuck it, I just make Formula 1's longest straight, which looks like a very long and thin penis, everyone will like that idea".

Ice blocking.

It was in 2016. It was defeated.

If AIBA's commitee members can vote, everybody should be allowed to vote.

According to a "friend", many porn sites don't have that. Youtube has a more strick age control system than most porn sites. (Well, according to my "friend".)

At least 14 year old kids know alot about porn, so they can vote on that

This didn't come at the ballot. But what would you @Olympian1010 vote?

Arizona had an "interesting" ballot measure in 2006

Colorado tried to have a proposition on this: https://ballotpedia.org/Colorado_Lower_Alcohol_Drinking_Age_Initiative_(2018) Also South Dakota, but that was from 21 to 19. https://ballotpedia.org/South_Dakota_Drinking_Age_Initiative_(2008) Missouri https://ballotpedia.org/Second_Missouri_Initiative_to_Lower_Drinking_Age_(2008) And of course, California https://ballotpedia.org/California_Lower_Drinking_Age_to_18_Initiative_(2016)

@Olympian1010 California always have so many ballot measures.