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Stillstand = Stagnation
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Neck-and-neck race?
Can you call a race whose main objective is to drop back as little as possible still a neck-and-neck race? Wouldn’t butt-to-butt race be more appropriate? 
For this is the case when you look at member numbers of the political parties in Germany – the SPD dropped from its top of one million in 1976 to 531,737 at the end of May and 529,994 at the end of June, the CDU from 750,000 after the wall was torn down to 531,299 at the end of May, and they now gloat about having more members than the SPD (and want to publish exact figures on Monday). Update: It’s 530,755.
And some news sites call that a neck-and-neck race…
Projekt 52 week 30: Special occasions
The topic of week 30 in Sari’s photo Projekt 52:
Special occasions
Well, this is rather a general setting:
Poll about the links of the week
Since the end of last year, I’ve presented more or fewer links of the week every Sunday which briefly link to various posts, articles, etc. – and I’m asking myself (or rather you) if you think this should continue like that, or if I rather should present some or all of them on any day (i.e. when I come across them myself) in a separate post each, in which I’d write one or two sentences more or show a picture (if possible).
Background is that I think that on the one hand, some interesting things might rather pass unnoticed in the links of the week, and on the other hand (too?) many short “link posts” would be the result… so what do you think?
Links of the week or separate presentation?
- Keep links of the week as they are now (78%, 7 Votes)
- Partly this, partly that (11%, 1 Votes)
- Don't care (11%, 1 Votes)
- Rather separate posts on any day of the week (0%, 0 Votes)
Votes total: 9
Loading ...You can, of course, use the comments for further ideas.
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