Silver Primm Swords are pretty common, and typically are listed at 1,000 N-Meseta (at least on Ship 1). However, we notice these will almost always sell and are easy enough to farm. If you have a handful of them and aren't planning to upgrade your own gear soon, putting them on the Personal Shop is better than dropping them off at the npc Vendor. Gold Primm Swords are more rare and will net a bit more. It adds up pretty quick.
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In comparison, Singapore rewards its gold medalists nearly 20 times more than the U.S. Players who clinch their first individual gold medal for the city-state stand to receive 1 million Singapore dollars ($737,000). The prize money is taxable and awardees are required to return a portion of it to their national sports associations for future training and development.

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Claudette continued to produce heavy rains and the threat of flash floods across much of the Southeast, the report said. It carried maximum sustained wind of 30 mph Sunday afternoon.

Audiobooks acceptance have picked up significantly especially for people who live in cramped spaces and can't afford to store physical titles. The only space audiobooks take is on the device they get stored on, making them extremely easy to move and keep. One doesn’t need to hold the book in their hands, which opens the door to multitasking.
Tony Wilson, director of Institute for Employment Studies, says part-time workers have been "hit harder" by successive lockdowns and are taking on full-time jobs to "make up for lost earnings" - both factors driving the fall in part-time roles.