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Is anything really a secret if God knows all?

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No.

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What is this secret you speak of?

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If you can work a better deal on the iPhone 7, it could be well worthwhile saving money on your next upgrade whilst getting a not too far model of the newest release.

Would it not just be 11% of per 100gm? So, 11g? That's my initial thought, yet am slightly confused by this myself. Or perhaps it provides 11% of your GDA?

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And if you do, is it true what they say about his big swinging hammer?

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The term hidden in this sense relates to an item one would consider a healthy option. The sugar in this is thus, hidden.

In that same timeframe, new taxes were introduced on registering new vehicles in the UK. So yes I will ignore a slight decrease in gas prices, because they are far outweighed by the added cost of actually purchasing and paying to register a vehicle.

I totally agree with this and you have managed to say what I have been trying to say much more clearly. Kudos for a clear and concise insight.

Your response to me was that SUV's where not the leading market share in the UK as mentioned above. I am simply debunking your opinion based on statistics I've seen to date.

http://europe.autonews.com/article/20170811/ANE/170739935?template=mobile02&X-IgnoreUserAgent=1 http://www.ipswichstar.co.uk/news/one-in-four-sales-suvs-as-european-car-market-booms-1-4860594 https://maxxia.co.uk/blog/rise-of-the-suv/

Have you even looked at the link Packerjohn provided?

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Also note that the number one vehicle in the UK is a, suprise suprise, SUV. As a whole, treating it in segments but not individual car brands, SUVS have become the go to for car buyers. The tax brackets one has to pay to get them on the road don't seem to put consumers off, nor does the duty levied on gas prices. Whether I…

In the UK, purchases of SUV's have surpassed all other vehicle categories and is now the most popular vehicle type on the road. Whether or not the gas prices are high, people are still driving. So, again, taxes are not a deterrent.

Have you thought of a stew with some beef (or meat of choice)? Absolutely wonderful!

You can always start out with bodyweight resistance training and build yourself up. I feel once you get past a certain mental wall by noticing results from BW exercises (maybe better toned legs etc) the motivation ignites itself and you begin to find what works well for you. Also you don't have to be conventional with it -…

I didn't make out that it was the number one drain, only stating that it is a heavy burden, which you seem to have backed me up on.

It is no cost when you are factoring amount of visits, type of visit etc against for example here in Switzerland, where medical insurance is needed that still doesn't cover the full cost. That's on top of the taxes on your pay. In the UK not everyone is a taxpayer yet is entitled to free health services. Then there is the…

http://uk.businessinsider.com/sugar-health-effects-body-brain-2016-9/#gout-15 This provides a good basis of what I am arguing and has good follow up sources for you to read too. My original argument was that sugar is a serious cause for detrimental health and provides a burden to the UK's health service (where treatment is…

Are you saying that sugars do not have a negative effect on ones health?