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Dionigi

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  1. Can't go around feeding the alligators, they will get used to it.
  2. My biggest gripe with windows 11 was that things were moved just for the sake of making it look different. I spent nearly a year moving the cursor to the bottom left to shut down before my brain learned the new position. The file IO is still garbage with 11.
  3. Under section 24 (B1) of the Immigration Act 1971, a person who a) requires leave to enter the United Kingdom and, b) knowingly enters the UK without such leave, commits an offence which is triable both ways. A person who commits this offence, on summary conviction in England and Wales, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or a fine, or both. On summary conviction in Scotland, that person is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months, or a fine not exceeding the statutory maximum, or both. In Northern Ireland, the maximum sentence on summary conviction is 6 months imprisonment, or a fine not exceeding the statutory maximum, or both. For conviction on indictment, that person is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 4 years or a fine, or both. However, most cases are normally managed using administrative powers to consider whether it is right to remove a person from the UK, except where there are aggravating or egregious factors that mean it is in the public interest that the individual should be prosecuted. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/powers-and-operational-procedure/irregular-or-unlawful-entry-and-arrival-accessible Build detention camps not hotels!
  4. Send three and four pence we are going to a dance.
  5. five years for illegal entry may be a better option.
  6. maybe the tram will run on the road and cause even more congestion
  7. ranked 22 in the world, perhaps they can become the regional hub
  8. How many times do the Palestinians have to say that they will only accept one state, from the river to the sea. So what is the extent of the state that Starmer is recognising.
  9. same as my plans for the next ice age, a massive asteroid hit, alien invasion, and the sun exploding.
  10. Is this the Palestinian state that the Palestinians don't want and have rejected multiple times?
  11. I would check the connections on your pool contactor to see if they are loose. If they are not loose check the current in the wires Thailand likes to use thin wiring. The other temperatures do not look to be a problem for Thailand.
  12. Perhaps the solution is to house the asylum seekers in Tower hamlets and move the Tower hamlet residents to a nicer location.
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