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From AI In Thai society, "amart" refers to the upper class or aristocracy, essentially the elite members of society, often including those with close ties to the royal palace and holding significant political influence; it signifies a privileged group with access to power and wealth. Key points about "amart": Meaning: Literally translates to "aristocrat" or "noble". Social context: Used to describe the highest social stratum in Thailand, including individuals with significant political and economic power. Comparison: Sometimes contrasted with the term "prai" which can refer to the common people or lower classes.

Is that "Here we are"? or ...

I disagree. There are plenty of extremists who would be willing to destroy the whole world to gain their place in Heaven.

Where are you buying your tiles, toilet, sink etc? Places like Homepro, Boonthavorn, Homemart and such may have their own fitters, or recommend a local firm.

Silicon remover, Lazada. Probably available at Nippon Paint stores too. Nippon paint silicon off

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This is the correct answer, and there are ophthalmologists who specialise in children.

£4,000 !!! I know some gypsies that would do it for a Monkey.

Or, throwing a sausage into the Mersey Tunnel.

J'Accuse

I'll let you know in about 18 years.

Wife was just 64.

But Betsy Arakawa was only 64 and should have had plenty of years left.

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And the court case number and receipt for the bail money.

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I doubt this will change your mind ...

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We did this a few years ago and it was great fun. Mind you, it was in July not April. Plenty of photo ops. https://www.hop-on-hop-off-tickets.com/london-bus-tours/

AFAIK - Most prawns/shrimp that are bought at the markets and restaurants here are farmed. They have never been near the sea. Same goes for frozen shrimp/prawns - even seabass (most mussels, scallops, and other shellfish too). In my area (Sattahip) squid is the only seafood I know that is locally fished from the sea and available in local markets/restaurants. I see the Bang Saray squidboats going out to sea most evenings with their green/white lights dotted across the night horizon.

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