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staple

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A quick definition of staple:

Term: STAPLE

Definition: A staple is a very important thing that people need or use a lot, like wool, leather, tin, lead, butter, or cheese. It can also be a special town where people can only sell certain products. In patents, a staple is something that is used in a patented product or process, but can also be used for other things. Companies cannot control the market for staples by making rules that force people to only buy their product.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A key commodity or product that is essential or important.

Examples:

  • Wool, leather, tin, lead, butter, and cheese are all considered staples.
  • In history, a town appointed by the Crown as an exclusive market for staple products was called a "staple town".
  • In patents, a staple is an unpatented material that is a component of a patented product or process, but also has other practical uses.

The examples illustrate that a staple can refer to a variety of things, including essential commodities, historical market towns, and patent components. In each case, the item is considered important or necessary in some way.

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Yeah I mean at the end of the day it probably doesn't matter much and if you were ever pressed on it you could probably just explain it like you did there
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@BulbasaurNoLikeCardio: exactly lol, so many places like that which are now shut down
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@BulbasaurNoLikeCardio: and that is on the student lol do you know how much people with a degree in that shit can swindle from idiots? But they need all the fancy explanations
I think I'll just ask them like you. all suggested because this is the question: "Are you the first in your immediate family to attend graduate/professional school?"
13:18
shouldnt be taking that to be an actuary
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So i think you did not violate the spirit
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Is taking bible camp post secondary? Lol
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Basically indian bible camp degree
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
13:19
@TurboSplitter: they should be shut down and have all assets sold and distributed but nope the group of old fat hippies who still run it continue to try and sell more certification and make peopel pay to join inline conferences and zooms. The days of scams like that is almost over at least
At what point do y'all feel comfortable saying you've done enough apps? I keep bouncing back and forth between, "bro this is excessive" and "I need to apply literally everywhere"
snow
13:21
i think you're at a good number lol
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
13:21
I applied where I wanted to live so once I ran out of schools where I want to live I was done.
I think so too lmao, feels like too many if I'm honest
But I got fee waivers so
snow
13:22
honestly if you got fee waivers then fuck it
And I just feel iffy being a splitter, and I want to cover a wide geographic area because I'm not 100% certain where I want to live
snow
13:22
i sent in 17 apps and most people outside of LSD tell me im crazy lol
splitters especially should cast a wide net
Got fee waivers for most schools but I don't have the CAS waiver so yeah it's adding up lmao
snow
13:22
turns out most people only send in like 3/4
@snow: I'm at 16 and trying to stop myself from doing more lol
My fee budget is dwindling
snow
13:23
what about quirked up mexican boys with whimsy. wasp?
splitters are unpredictable so you might get in to better schools than you think and not get in to school you might think of as safeties
It's def excessive I just want to be extra certain I have some options ya know
@snow: whimsy is t1 soft
snow
13:23
i think you're good, but fuck it. do 17 so we can match
snow
13:23
letsgooooo
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