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"What an absolute fix that was #LoveIsland what a joke your show is," said a third.

Iain Stirling downs beer from his Love Island bottle at boozy afterparty; There was plenty of action in the villa even when the cameras stopped rolling as the show's voiceover man partied away

NOW WE RIOT." Another said: "What an absolute fix, he should have been out weeks ago, Kim-Joy was the most consistent all competition but lost because she had too many ginger elements??"

Great British Bake off fans demand 'justice for Kim-Joy' and threaten to RIOT after Rahul Mandal's win; Furious viewers called Tuesday night's finale the 'worst ever' claiming Kim-Joy had been robbed of the winner's trophy

Perhaps, rather than having an absolute fixed personal minimum from the top down (e.g., ceiling 1000 feet and visibility one statute mile), we add a fixed value to each approach, say 200 feet and an additional 1/4 mile, added from the "bottom up."

Building margins: just because your planning app says a proposed flight is doable doesn't mean it without risk

Social justice does not have an absolute fixed definition; it varies according to the conditions and the country's welfare: the wealthier the country, the better the distribution of income will be.

Hazem El-Beblawy : Morsi's overall economic performance was weak

At the same rime (and this is adverted to repeatedly in this book) it stresses the contention that there are no absolute fixed moral norms and that one should follow no principle or philosophy, natural law, or God's law.

Pragmatic Bioethics

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