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Thailand Surpasses Malaysia in Competitiveness - But Challenges Persist
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Study indicates strong correlation between COVID and IQ
OK lets hear how the measles vaccine once introduced in 1963 resulted in cases of measles being reduced so significantly between 1965 to 1968. No cutesie answers please.. objective tested studies if you are saying there is no such correlation. -
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Coolest bars in Bangkok
Thats a very cool place. My kid and I did Koh Kret a few years ago. I think they had a place in Pak Kret too? -
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Palestinian Columbia Protester Detained by ICE During Citizenship Appointment
Broadly speaking, foreign citizens who are permitted to study in the U.S. are expected to obey the laws of the U.S. and the rules of the educational institution they attend. Violation of either can be grounds for loss of their visa. Remember, a student visa is a privilege, not a right, and revoking a visa is an administrative procedure that doesn't require a criminal trial or conviction. The State Department Web site on student visas includes a page called "Ineligibilities and Waivers: Laws." It lists reasons for denying a student visa. Those same reasons can also result in failure to renew or revocation of an existing visa. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/waivers.html#visa Take a look at "Section 212{a} of the Immigration and Nationality Act," then "Criminal and related grounds" and "Security and related grounds." They give numerous examples of the types of activities forbidden to foreign students in the U.S. Again, for what seems like the hundredth time, it isn't a free speech issue. Mohsen Mahdawi, Mahmoud Khalil and other student activists have gone far beyond lawful protest. They have participated in encampments and occupation of buildings, which are illegal. Columbia Encampment Is Not Peaceful.mp4 -
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