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GoBzi έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:31 1. Όχι
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Ερώτηση για εσένα τώρα. Στα 44 χρόνια που μας έβαλες στην λίστα, ποσά από αυτά ήταν κυβέρνηση η ΝΔ;

GoBzi έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:31

Ερώτηση για εσένα τώρα. Στα 44 χρόνια που μας έβαλες στην λίστα, ποσά από αυτά ήταν κυβέρνηση η ΝΔ;

mao mao έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:38 1. Υπάρχουν φτωχοί στην Ελβετία;

2. Υπάρχουν φτωχοί στο Μπαγκλαντές;

1. Ναι

2. Ναι.

Συμπέρασμα Ελβετία και Μπαγκλαντές έχουν τα ίδια επίπεδα φτώχειας.

SeaHawk έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:42ειναι ενα νημα ελευθερης εκφρασης

The number of trains operating daily varies greatly between Greece, Germany, Switzerland, and Japan due to differences in network size, population, and infrastructure investment. Here’s an approximate comparison:

1. Greece:

• Greece has a smaller rail network with limited frequency and routes compared to other European nations. On average, around 300-400 trains run daily, which includes intercity, suburban, and freight services.

2. Germany:

• Germany boasts one of the most extensive and heavily utilized rail networks in Europe. The Deutsche Bahn (German Railways) operates about 40,000 to 50,000 trains daily, including regional, intercity, high-speed (ICE), and freight trains.

3. Switzerland:

• Switzerland is known for its high-quality, dense railway network that is a major part of public transportation. Approximately 8,000 to 9,000 trains run per day, including the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and various regional operators.

4. Japan:

• Japan has one of the world’s most developed and busiest rail systems. The number of trains operating daily exceeds 20,000, with the Tokyo metropolitan area alone seeing thousands of train operations per day. This number includes local, regional, and high-speed Shinkansen services.

Overall, Japan and Germany lead in terms of daily train operations due to their large and heavily used networks. Switzerland has a very high train frequency relative to its size, while Greece has significantly fewer train operations in comparison.

enaon έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:44

SeaHawk έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:42ειναι ενα νημα ελευθερης εκφρασης

έτσι το λέμε τωρα;

SeaHawk έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:44 Ξεχασες να απαντησεις στο op φιλε

Otto Weininger έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:39

GoBzi έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:31

Ερώτηση για εσένα τώρα. Στα 44 χρόνια που μας έβαλες στην λίστα, ποσά από αυτά ήταν κυβέρνηση η ΝΔ;

3+5.5+2.5(συγκυβέρνηση)+ 5 έως τώρα, σύνολο 16.

From 1980 to today (2024), the New Democracy party has governed Greece during the following periods:

1. 1980–1981: After Konstantinos Karamanlis became President, Georgios Rallis led the government.
2. 1990–1993: Under Prime Minister Konstantinos Mitsotakis.
3. 2004–2009: Led by Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis.
4. 2012–2015: Antonis Samaras served as Prime Minister. This period included coalition governments.
5. 2019–present (2024): Kyriakos Mitsotakis has been serving as Prime Minister.

Year Count:

• 1980–1981: 1 year
• 1990–1993: 3 years
• 2004–2009: 5 years
• 2012–2015: 3 years
• 2019–2024: 5 years (up to the present)

Total:

New Democracy has governed for a total of 17 years from 1980 to 2024, including coalition governments where they were the leading party.

enaon έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:46

SeaHawk έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:44 Ξεχασες να απαντησεις στο op φιλε

λες για το πρώτο πόστ στο νημα "ελεύθερης έκφρασης", ε;

SeaHawk έγραψε: 03 Νοέμ 2024, 20:47 ναι σε αυτο
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