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Why is there an unexplainable gap between these inline-block div elements? How to switch window controls to the left (Gnome Shell)? Is there a way to the switch gnome-shell window buttons to the left? I've gotten so used to them being on the left that them being on the right has thrown me way off.  (gnome shell has them defaulted to the right corner) Getting "Not found" message when running a 32-bit binary on a 64-bit system Error: Declaration of MyClass::start_lvl() should be compatible with that of Walker_Nav_Menu::start_lvl() Keep items in inventory on death in Minecraft I once played a vanilla Minecraft adventure map (called "Herobrine's Mansion") that prevented the player from losing their items on death. Which commands can be used to prevent the player from losing their items on death (in vanilla Minecraft)? Prove that ${\sqrt {n} }^{\sqrt {n+1}} > {\sqrt {n+1}}^{\sqrt {n}}$. 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When the loop is the figure shown below will be rotated in clockwise direction the the slip ring connected to the red segment of the loop will give us the positive voltage and the slip ring connected to the black segment of the loop will give us negative voltage according to the Flemings right hand rule.  What if the loop is rotated in counter clockwise direction ? Will the slip rings provide us the same polarities which they were giving when the loop was moving clockwise ?  Plus  The voltage from the loop is given by the equation.  V(t) = Vmaximum * sin (theta)  Where theta is the positive angle the red segment makes in the clockwise direction or in counter clockwise direction from this position ? Which packages should be loaded after hyperref instead of before? Looking for a (short?) story about a cryo ship looking for habitable planets I read this story/novella at least 15 years ago, probably 20 or more. 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