She was a journalist who used the Panama Papers to expose high level corruption in Malta. Galizia did not break the Panama Papers story, she's impressive enough without people making stuff up about her.
Pips
Sort of. The "pod" bit is from the iPod, the "cast" is definitely as you say.
Count it!
Seriously, not even taking into consideration what the children yearn for.
His kid is still a major character event through the first couple seasons, but it falls off by S4.
So really you're just on admin leave or a PIP.
In my city, it is almost impossible to find a 3 BR apartment, let alone one without exorbitant condo fees. At that point, a 3 or 4 BR house is not much more and you own the land as well.
The problem is developers can make more building studios, 1, and 2 BRs, but anything beyond 2 BR the marginal return is lower. So if you have two kids, you're probably going to want at least 3 BRs, which is so prohibitively expensive due to a supply shortage, the best option is to buy a house.
Not every criminal case. There's strict liability crimes, the most well-known being statutory rape.
No updates in several years so it's stuck in 2020. May be good, may have vulnerabilities as a result.
The pretty obvious difference here is Russia has nukes and we have no idea what will set Putin off into using them. Palestine does not.
Not in cold blood. That refers to a degree of murder. Murder is any intentional killing of a person by another person. Homicide is any killing of a person by another regardless of intent (broader). Manslaughter is usually unintentional, but can also refer to the killing of another with a lesser intent (like the intent wasn't to kill specifically, but cause harm or something).
Those are athletes. To really know, you would need to use average people going for the same time/distance at more moderate speeds. While the fastest men are probably faster than the fastest women across most any distance, I doubt we have good data on average men and women going the same distances.