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A quick definition of sign:

Term: sign

Definition: Sign means to write your name on a document or to communicate using sign language. When you sign a document, it shows that you agree with what is written on it. If you can't write your name, you can make a mark like an "X" and have someone else witness it. Sometimes, someone else can sign for you if they have the authority to do so. Signing can also mean joining or agreeing to something, like signing on for a job or a term of office.

A more thorough explanation:

Sign can mean:

  1. To write your name on a document to show that you agree with it or that you did it. For example, when you sign a contract, you are agreeing to the terms of the contract. If you cannot write your name, you can make a mark like an "X" and have someone else witness it.
  2. To communicate using sign language, which is a way of using hand gestures and facial expressions to convey meaning.

Here are some examples of how sign can be used:

  • When you sign a lease for an apartment, you are agreeing to pay rent and follow the rules of the building.
  • If you are deaf, you might use sign language to communicate with others.
  • A famous painting might be signed by the artist to show that they created it.

These examples illustrate how sign can be used to show agreement, communicate, or authenticate something.

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i cant imagine cornell keeping track of who goes to the lets talk
i mean maybe?
jackfrost11770
16:50
I mean they asked for lsac number but yeah I don't imagine they specifically keep track? Gtown does tho ....
jackfrost11770
16:50
But gtown is special lmfao
jackfrost11770
16:50
In a bad way
16:51
Do you need camera on/mic on for those Lets Talk Cornell things? I kinda want to attend but I'm at work
jackfrost11770
16:51
I have no idea I've never been to one
jackfrost11770
16:51
Hence Idk what to expect even capacity wise
jackfrost11770
16:51
But I'm literally still 30 minutes from home and it's in 10 min so unless I join on my phone with no camera or mic then I cannot lmao
jackfrost11770
16:55
You know what if Cornell don't want me they don't me I'm not worrying myself over this
16:57
There was a Vandy wave today?
GodsPlanUltimately
16:57
@jackfrost11770: What a excellent mindset. Cornell must have poor taste
1. Kansas 196. Cornell
nope cornell can be 2.
cornell is incredibly based
our professors are sigmapilled goonmaxxers
i see, a quality education
GodsPlanUltimately
16:59
Interesting folks.
jackfrost11770
17:00
Cornell put me on reserve after interview they are at least slightly unbased
@jackfrost11770: thats why they sit at 2
cornell is based but universal rule is adcoms are ghouls
texaslawhopefully
17:01
this is depressing lol: https://thedispatch.com/newsletter/boilingfrogs/shock-and-awe/
Dkk
17:01
@GodsPlanUltimately smart of them
Dkk
17:02
How is it unpopular when he got the pop vote and the electoral college. Unreadable after the title.
Who’s hearing from uclaaa rnnnn
texaslawhopefully
17:03
Glad you're back dk lmao. If you read the actual article, it's that his day one EO's are wildly unpopular (for instance the majority of americans support birthright citizenship). He can have won the popular vote and still do unpopular stuff
texaslawhopefully
17:03
"Two recent polls found opposition to pardoning the J6ers at 57 and 59 percent, respectively, and that was before Americans understood that even the cop-beaters in the crowd that day would be let off scot-free."
I wonder if this chat has mods
17:04
as most dictators who have come into power do, he appealed to the masses just to turn face once in power
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