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My native language is not english. I want to know the proper meaning of being a girl's girl.

I do not want to say that kids today do not understand this stuff. I want to know the reason why phone calls used to be so expensive. For example if you made a phone call to a town a couple of hours away in 1987 and your mom told you to keep the call short what was the main reason for the cost. Was it because of the lines and switches that connected the call or was it because of the prices that the phone companies were charging. Maybe it was because of the rules that the government had in place to control the prices. I have heard people talk about this before. I never really understood it. They make it sound like it is knowledge but I guess I missed that information. I want to know why the phone companies used to charge much for long distance calls even after the technology changed and it became cheaper for them to provide the service. The phone companies just kept charging prices because that is what people were used to paying. I want to know the phone network reason, for the high cost of phone calls.
The phone network reason is what I am trying to understand.

Battle of the bulge and ardennes campaigns are the ones I’ve heard of most. Were there others that were more significant?

as the title says, or another way to ohrase it would be what are some common things you see in people that make you think they emotionally never matured out of childhood

Okkkk so I have a media class project of making an adaptation film, I want and plan to do it using Lordes "Hard feelings/Loveless" But only the hard feelings part if ykwim?? I don't know if i should email producers (who even are her producers? I heard she bought all rights or something for her music) because as well as using it for my school project I want to post it on youtube. obviously i know to add the song as a link in the desc and the credits in the description but is there anything else i need to do??

As opposed to for the worst.

Lots of stories lately of people drowning in canals but they seem to avoid the obvious question which is why didn't they just stand up? And the channel depth includes the silt layer which covers the actual bottom, which can make canals a few inches shallower in places.