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saboteur

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A quick definition of saboteur:

Term: SABOTEUR

Definition: A saboteur is someone who intentionally damages or destroys something, usually for political or personal reasons.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A saboteur is someone who intentionally damages or destroys property or equipment, often as a form of protest or to cause harm.

Examples:

  • A factory worker who secretly damages machinery to slow down production.
  • A protester who sets fire to a building to make a political statement.
  • A hacker who infiltrates a computer system to steal or delete information.

These examples illustrate how a saboteur can cause harm or disruption through intentional actions. Sabotage can be motivated by various reasons, such as political beliefs, personal grievances, or financial gain. However, it is illegal and can have serious consequences for both the saboteur and the affected parties.

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i can confirm. i was there
14:11
idk some of the books published after 1926 have been stinkers. having taste is more impressive
14:55
@baddestbunny: oh still talking to her. Just probably not going anywhere because we live in different states right now. She also got arrested recently for doing something dumb.
14:56
I agree, quality over quantity.
15:16
@Dkkm11: okay I still want to know what audiobooks you listen to
15:16
lol my ex got arrested for doing something dumb a while back. he deserved it
15:22
this old guy came up to me at the library today to tell me a joke that goes like A man driving a porsche saw a state trooper behind him but because he had a Porsche he decided to accelerate. After five minutes, the trooper catches up with him, stops him, and knocks on his window, saying “you better have a good explanation for that.” The man in the Porsche responds, “I do, my wife ran off with a state trooper and I thought you were bringing her back.”
15:22
And I laughed and the old guy at the library said it was a pleasure to meet me
15:25
He reminded me of my dad in a way
hey guys, I'm an international student and applied last cycle with 172 and 4.0. I was waitlisted and rejected pretty much to every school that I applied to, I got full ride at one t20 school and that was my only A. What do you think could be wrong?
timing and statements maybe
those are good stats
I applied right before thanksgiving
my lsat sore was on hold but it got lifted soon
youre an international student so it just kind of sux
16:06
yeah when you’re an international student they really only care about your LSAT
16:06
if your lsat was below median for the schools you applied to that’s probably why you got waitlisted
I retook it in June and got 175
ppl on reddit say that there's no reason to retake a 175
16:07
sounds like you should be in a good spot now
fingers crossed
16:07
175 is at or above median for all schools, I think you’ll do fine
Thank you all very much
ClassyPleasantHeron
16:08
It's not you, it's US immigration policy. Schools are judged by whether their graduates are hired. As a non-citizen, whether you can receive the appropriate visa is largely out of your control, which puts it out of law firms' control.
16:13
@baddestbunny: I did not see that comment. Sorry about that. I listen to war and peace whenever I want to fall asleep. I used to listen to more audiobooks for school. I really don't anymore but most of my political theory was learned via audiobooks. Like the basics. Schmitt, Locke, Mills, Thoreau, Aristotle, Plato, etc.
16:14
@Dkkm11: you like John Rawls?
16:14
Justice as Fairness!
16:14
also wow I didn’t consider that about immigration policy. hmmm
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