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" ... As chaotically pretty as everything is in Godfall, I’m not in love with the maps. In each realm, you’ll find yourself moving from one arena to the next, where (surprise!) there are more enemies for you to dispatch. It can get kind of repetitive, and given that you’ll be yourself having to replay some areas to unlock new ones, that’s not ideal. ... "
" ... I want you to imagine a very different Universe from our own: one where the laws of nature changed, randomly and chaotically, over time. Instead of the force of gravity tethering us to Earth, accelerating us towards its center at a constant 9.8 m/s2, you can imagine a Universe where gravitation got stronger or weaker at random, even reversing its sign periodically. The Sun could randomly cease shining, or just as easily burn so hot that it could cook all life on Earth in just a few minutes. In fact, the list of what could go wrong in a Universe where the rules are inconsistent in time or space is as long as our creative impulses allow. ... "
" ... Undeterred, Mrs. May is off to Brussels again on her quest to reopen negotiations on the Withdrawal Agreement. You have to admit she has guts. But her chances of doing so now are even worse than they were before. Why would Brussels agree to renegotiate anything at all when it has no idea whether she will be able to get it through Parliament? Even Alexis Tsipras, Prime Minister of Greece, was never in this position. Those comparing Brexit with the 2015 Greek crisis might like to ponder what would have happened if Tsipras had lost control of Syriza. To be sure, the U.K. is not Greece: the economic consequences for Greece if it had chaotically left the Euro don't bear thinking about. But chaotic Brexit would, in the immortal words of IMF chief Christine Lagarde, be "no walk in the park," either. Brussels doesn't want a no-deal Brexit, but at the moment, it has no reason to believe the outcome will be anything else. May’s second defeat has effectively ended her leadership of the ruling Tory party. She is now unable to exercise sufficient authority to force her MPs to vote for her deal, whether or not Brussels agrees to change it. ... "
" ... “We can’t afford to exit the situation as chaotically as we entered it,” says Olivier Jankovec, Director General at airports industry association ACI EUROPE. “EU countries are not sticking to their own agreed plan. This is not conducive to consumer confidence and it is clearly undermining efforts to restore air connectivity”. ... "