@AsmusOlsen Er det en måde at skrive "lavere andel af privat udlejning på"?
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Peter Sandager
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Jeg forstår ikke dette spørgrsmål i TV2s kandidattest:
"Københavns Storkreds: Andelen af almen-, andels- og ejerboliger i hovedstadsområdet bør øges, selvom det kan betyde færre indtægter for kommunerne i området"
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@RepJackKimble A lot of people in the comments have the right spirit but poor reading comprehension. Love from Denmark🇩🇰 I'm sure my Greenlandic compatriots appreciate the effort as well🇬🇱
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Why doesn't Greenland think we'd cherish them and their culture if they became our possession?
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@skov_chr @TobiasPetersen_ Det er vist mest en filosofisk skelnen...
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@TobiasPetersen_ Generelt hører danskere slet ikke podcast, men mange hærer deres radioprogrammer on demand, mens de tro de hører podcast.
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Jeg hører danske podcasts hver dag, men ikke en eneste af dem er i top-20. Modsat hører jeg aldrig en eneste af dem, der er. Hvad er der galt med jer?
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@mikaelmilhoj Nok desværre lidt mere romantiseret end virkeligheden kan bære, men at USA er et land uden langtidshukommelse (og dermed visdom) og vedholdenhed, kan man vist ikke komme uden om.
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Delvist en sludder for en sladder men også nogle interessante observationer om både USA og Europa. Har man 10 min, så er den læseværdig.
Gandalv@Microinteracti1
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@lucasaganronald Will they have Geraint Thomas giving out the prizes in Cardiff?
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OFFICIAL: Profiles of the Tour de France 2027 first stages have just been revealed.
Your view on that? Satisfied?
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@RepThomasMassie Whenever there is an uptick in talk of the files in US media, we know it's going to be a couple of extra troublesome days for us🤦♂️🇩🇰
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Psst, Denmark…
Tell this administration the Epstein files are in Greenland… they’ll lose all interest and will never be able to find it.
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@Pro_sthesis @faustocoppi60 He was never hired to be captain. He gave up being a captain to come be a (super) domestique at a bigger team like his brother. The giro was an amazing bonus. That was the deal from the start.
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@faustocoppi60 It's rare for a 'champion' to step back and serve others while they're still capable themselves. The only current example I can think of would be Kwiatkowski. I don't fault Yates for retiring now that he's been told on no uncertain terms that he'd never lead for GC again.
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Wow, didn't expect this news: Simon Yates (33 year old) retires from pro cycling after probably his best season. 😳 Quite shocking and I'm sure there will be plenty of conspiracy theories. Congrats for a great career and good luck in the next chapter, Simon!
Team Visma | Lease a Bike@vismaleaseabike
A message from Simon: Dear all, I have made the decision to retire from professional cycling. This may come as a surprise to many, but it is not a decision I have made lightly. I have been thinking about it for a long time, and it now feels like the right moment to step away from the sport. Cycling has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. From racing on the track at the Manchester Velodrome, to competing and winning on the biggest stage and representing my country at the Olympic Games, it has shaped every chapter of my life. I am deeply proud of what I have managed to achieve and equally grateful for the lessons that came with it. While the victories will always stand out, the harder days and setbacks were just as important. They taught me resilience and patience, and made the successes mean even more. To everyone who has supported me along the way, from the staff to my teammates, your unwavering belief and loyalty made it possible for me to realise my own dreams. Whenever I doubted myself, you never did. Thank you. To my team, Team Visma–Lease a Bike, thank you for your understanding and support of my decision to stop now. You gave me the opportunity to rewrite my history, and through trust and belief, we did it together. Thank you. To my family, you shared the sacrifices that came with this sport. The absences and missed birthdays were never easy, yet you understood what this journey meant to me and supported it wholeheartedly. I owe you more than I can ever properly express. Thank you. I step away from professional cycling with deep pride and a sense of peace. This chapter has given me more than I ever imagined. Memories and moments that will stay with me long after the racing ends and for whatever comes next. Thank you for the journey. Simon Yates
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@vismaleaseabike Sad for the fans, but what a career. Stage 20 of the Giro was for me the best day of cycling in all of 2025.
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A message from Simon:
Dear all,
I have made the decision to retire from professional cycling.
This may come as a surprise to many, but it is not a decision I have made lightly. I have been thinking about it for a long time, and it now feels like the right moment to step away from the sport.
Cycling has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. From racing on the track at the Manchester Velodrome, to competing and winning on the biggest stage and representing my country at the Olympic Games, it has shaped every chapter of my life.
I am deeply proud of what I have managed to achieve and equally grateful for the lessons that came with it. While the victories will always stand out, the harder days and setbacks were just as important. They taught me resilience and patience, and made the successes mean even more.
To everyone who has supported me along the way, from the staff to my teammates, your unwavering belief and loyalty made it possible for me to realise my own dreams. Whenever I doubted myself, you never did. Thank you.
To my team, Team Visma–Lease a Bike, thank you for your understanding and support of my decision to stop now. You gave me the opportunity to rewrite my history, and through trust and belief, we did it together. Thank you.
To my family, you shared the sacrifices that came with this sport. The absences and missed birthdays were never easy, yet you understood what this journey meant to me and supported it wholeheartedly. I owe you more than I can ever properly express. Thank you.
I step away from professional cycling with deep pride and a sense of peace. This chapter has given me more than I ever imagined. Memories and moments that will stay with me long after the racing ends and for whatever comes next.
Thank you for the journey.
Simon Yates
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@mikaelmilhoj @grok Naturligvis til uspecificerede dele af store befolkningsgrupper. Bare så alle lige kan tænke, at det selvfølgelig er dem, der får en check. Klassisk trick🤩
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Hey @grok nærmer vi os et folketingsvalg i Danmark?
(Er det sådan, man gør nu om dage på Twitter????)
Hans Redder@hansersej
Regeringen overvejer at sende checks til udvalgte grupper af borgere nyheder.tv2.dk/politik/2025-1…
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Alle har overlevet det her i årevis. Det gør de unge nok også i dag. Det er seriøst et ikke-problem.
dr.dk/nyheder/indlan…
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@mikaelmilhoj Jeg har taget to eksamener i samme tidsrum😉 Lad mig holde nytår
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@RockChartrand A bit more nuanced than that mate. I take it, industrial organization is not your speciality.
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“Planned obsolescence” is one of the most economically illiterate ideas people repeat.
If a company intentionally makes a worse or shorter lived product, it’s handing competitors a gift. Anyone who can offer something more durable, cheaper to maintain, or better value wins customers immediately. That’s how profit seeking actually works.
And here’s the irony: greed for profit is exactly why planned obsolescence makes no sense.
Profit rewards satisfying customers, not frustrating them. A firm that reliably delivers longevity and value builds brand trust, repeat buyers, and market share. A firm that deliberately sabotages its own products invites replacement by someone who doesn’t.
Abdallah Issah Gohina@eesabdallah
Planned obsolescence destroyed innovation and promoted greed
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@cafreiman 2/2 which would be inherently political. If you don't think oil wealth is representative, then exclude it from all your comparisons. If you try to prove socialism doesn't work: Denmark isn't socialist. Production is a very free market. There is just redistribution afterwards.
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@cafreiman 1/2 GDP per hour worked is most reasonable if you acknowledge spare time as a valuable good. Disposable income is (also) a measure of state involvement. You would need to argue that the state spends wealth less efficiently, which would dependt on the SWF you use
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Denmark doesn’t have a higher GDP per capita than the US. And the gap between the US and Norway is due to Norway’s anomalous oil wealth. If it accounted for a similar share, Norway’s GDP per capita would be lower than the US’s
Ben Burgis@BenBurgis
Two of the remaining three Nordic countries (Norway and Denmark) have higher GDP than the US, and the gap between Norway and the US is WAY higher than the gap between the US and Sweden. (We do beat Finland, so I guess that's some consolation.)
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@BertilFruelund Der er også flere studier der peger på at en lovpligtig separationsperiode inden skilsmisse sænker sandsynligheden for skilsmisse.
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Da jeg købte lejlighed i 2011, havde min bankrådgiver lige fået en buket blomster fra et skilsmissepar, som han havde nægtet at sælge huset med enormt tab, så de måtte blive boende sammen.
Efterfølgende havde de genfundet kærligheden og aflyst skilsmissen.
FritzeHeisterberg | I’m a 🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🫶🏻🇺🇦🇨🇦@fcandersen
Kærlig tanke til dem der bliver skilt for tiden…linket til part 2 virker ikke…
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@mikaelmilhoj Tror du svarer på dit eget implicitte spørgsmål...
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Ingen har forsøgt noget. Du var bare elendig. Og det hedder "me", medmindre andre skriver dit opslag....
Liz Truss@trussliz
They tried to silence her. They failed. The Liz Truss Show — December 5th. It’s time to fight for the West.
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@mikaelmilhoj Alle der ikke kan lide Socialdemokratiet er nogle russervenlige femtekolonne agenter
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