I think that matches the RDIMM keying although that information is oddly hard to find online.
https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/671/ddr5_rdimm_core-3310292.pdf
Page 24 has dimensions but you have to do some arithmetic to actually get the slot center of 62.8mm and 70.55mm
So I think the kingston spec sheet has the wrong drawing that shows UDIMM dimensions.
I think you need to return the RDIMM and get UDIMM, or switch motherboards.
133.36-65.25 = 68.11
Are you sure you zeroed out your calipers correctly before taking the measurement in the photo?
PMI specifically only applies when you don't have a 20% down payment. If your income is consistent and high enough to qualify you don't really need to wait until you save up a big down payment.
The United Nations collectively runs a lot of aid programs. The EU and China also independently run aid programs. The US is far from being the sole provider of aid.
Multiple countries provide aid, but all these programs always operate on tighter budgets than they would like. So a big contributor suddenly pulling out is going to leave gaps that are hard for other groups to fill on short notice. Even if the US needs to reduce aid spending to balance the budget, it should be done gradually with coordination of other groups to best preserve coverage. Acting impulsively leads to suffering that could potentially be avoided with a more level-headed change.
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From wikipedia
Zelle (/zɛl/) is a United States–based digital payments network run by a private financial services company owned by the banks Bank of America, Truist, Capital One, JPMorgan Chase, PNC Bank, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo.
So PayPal does not seem to own an interest in Zelle, but the group of owners isn't necessarily better than PayPal.
There's no crayon marks because they already ate them all.
So what you're saying is the matrix will keep us constantly paranoid and stressed to keep power output high?
The vehicle they will ride down in is already up there. Nothing extra needs to be done to bring them home.
The justification given was incoherent.
What components did they replace with the original work? Did they just replace the bumper cover?
If you were charged for a new tail lamp/light assembly in the previous work, then this is on them. If they only pulled the original tail lamp as part of other work, and reinstalled the original tail lamp, then the tail lamp was probably cracked in the collision. That damage would be easy to miss and can take a long time to become apparant. It sounds to me like this component was not replaced in the original work and you are only now discovering damage that was sustained in the collision.
He's talking about campaign funds not personal finances. For law abiding candidates, those are entirely separate things.