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Bureau Veritas

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A quick definition of Bureau Veritas:

Bureau Veritas is an organization that helps make sure ships are safe and reliable. They started in Belgium a long time ago and now they have offices all over the world. They check ships to make sure they are good enough to sail and carry people or things.

A more thorough explanation:

Bureau Veritas is an international organization that provides services related to quality, health, safety, and environmental management. It was founded in Belgium in 1828 and later moved to Paris in 1832. Bureau Veritas has a global presence and is represented in many countries around the world.

One of the main services provided by Bureau Veritas is the survey and rating of vessels. This means that they inspect ships to ensure that they meet certain safety and quality standards. For example, they may check the ship's equipment, structure, and crew to make sure that everything is in good working order.

Another example of Bureau Veritas' services is their certification of products and systems. This means that they verify that a product or system meets certain standards or regulations. For example, they may certify that a company's quality management system meets the requirements of ISO 9001.

Overall, Bureau Veritas is a trusted organization that helps ensure that businesses and industries operate safely and responsibly.

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HopefullyInLawSchool

17:15

I dont think so based on my very brief research

llama

17:16

hmm I know some school offer that in their offer (I also believe KS does not negotiate) but I wonder which schools would reconsider with a condition of in state after 1L yr?

Dkk

17:17

@texaslawhopefully: Not necessarily but I believe what Aristotle used to say. He used to say you could not have a functioning political system if you can not get gender relations right. Or essentially that.

HopefullyInLawSchool

17:17

KS does negotiate! I got an email saying theyre doing it for the first time this year

HopefullyInLawSchool

17:18

its rather limited but its not nothing

llama

17:18

@HopefullyInLawSchool: noted, thanks for the intel. I know we joke around but all things conidered, KS is goated

Dkk

17:18

@BigStrongBug: Nah aristotle only applies gender as a role which I think either sex could fulfill. My issue with Trump's EO to limit things to only sex but I am fine with him doing it for now.

SplitterusClitterus

17:18

Yeah and Aristotle old as hell boy he would’ve died of hysteria after learning what the internet and tiktok is

Dkk

17:19

@SplitterusClitterus: I think some school shootings could have been prevented if gender relations were better.

SplitterusClitterus

17:19

Very few of any,, none come to my mind tbh

llama

17:19

@llama: hi

SplitterusClitterus

17:19

They all seem like mental health and access to gun issues

SplitterusClitterus

17:20

Not mental health regarding gender and usually it’s a gun kids get right in the house

JumpySubsequentDolphin

17:20

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SplitterusClitterus

17:20

DOLPHYYY HIIIII

SplitterusClitterus

17:20

My love

HopefullyInLawSchool

17:20

@llama: thanks! ya KU is a very serious school on my list, but we'll see how the cards play out

IrishDinosaur

17:20

Hi splitty hi jumpy!

SplitterusClitterus

17:20

Irish dinosaur whatuoppplp r u new

IrishDinosaur

17:21

No this is taradactyl

llama

17:21

@IrishDinosaur: congratz on UCLA!!

SplitterusClitterus

17:21

Everyone is changing their name omgggg hi tatadajaucuoly

SplitterusClitterus

17:21

Y

Dkk

17:21

@SplitterusClitterus: Well, I would say almost every one of them. Either due to more stable households, community connections or even better treatment of those going through divorced and whatnot. Almost every shooter has at least one of these elements included with their reasons for killing.

texaslawhopefully

17:21

@Dkk: No. Aristotle said the family was the fundamental political unit, which is different than what you're saying. But, more to the point, the American political system exists vis-a-vis to 17/18th century political thought, or classical liberalism. Of which the central assumption is that the highest end is social choice.

SplitterusClitterus

17:21

OMG WHYSTAYAYAYAYA VONGRATSS ON UFLAAA WHATT CONGRATS

Dkk

17:21

@texaslawhopefully: he said more than one thing.

IrishDinosaur

17:21

Thanks y’all! I’m pumped about it

texaslawhopefully

17:22

@Dkk: Yes, and he never said what you said he said. The closest he gets to that is that the family is the fundamental political unit.

texaslawhopefully

17:23

And that's discussed pretty clearly in Book I of The Politics.

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