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yes it will, because a case doesnt start until its filed. I guess you are confusing jurisdictional objections made AFTER the case has been filed. -
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Report Special Immigration Lanes Unveiled as Thailand Courts Chinese Families
Will the IOs speak Chinese? That would make a lot of sense. -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
The Waterfront on Netflix. A bit on the gory slde. Series. -
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Community Naked American Man in Drug-Fuelled Frenzy Found in Condo Drainage Tunnel, Bites Rescuers
Cannabis-Induced Psychosis Some people who use marijuana may experience acute symptoms of psychosis, including paranoia, delusions, disorganized thinking, or even hallucinations. It is not very common, but cannabis-induced psychosis can be very serious and may need to be treated. Most cases of psychosis related to cannabis are acute and temporary, but there are some troubling associations between marijuana use and the development or worsening of chronic psychotic conditions like schizophrenia. Cannabis-induced psychosis is a set of psychotic symptoms triggered by marijuana use. Many mind-altering substances have the potential to cause these symptoms, and it is less common with marijuana use than with other drugs, especially hallucinogens. Marijuana psychosis is possible but not very common. For most people who use cannabis occasionally, psychosis is not a big concern. However, some people may be more vulnerable, and there may be some lasting consequences of marijuana use for mental health. https://www.brightquest.com/cannabis-induced-psychosis/ -
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Economy Trump's Tariff Troubles: Thai Academic Sounds Alarm on Key Issues
Thailand will take a hit, but it will survive and has a much better footing than many of the other countries. The USA cannot easily replace Thailand's latex. The small appliances and machinery made in Thailand have a market because Thailand can do it cost effectively and has the skilled workforce and machinery able to make the products. If the USA could have sourced the products elsewhere for less cost, it would have done so long ago. People still need to eat, and there are food shortages worldwide. The US hospitality industry would experience hardship without the low cost Thai sourced seafood and rice products, The alternative to Thailand is China and I don't see the USA wanting more Chinese products. Does Thailand actually repack Chinese products as Thai sourced? I don't believe that is done for the US market. Do you have any examples? Does the USA have the capacity to export vehicles to Thailand, and are the models that would be built in the USA desired in the Thai market? Even without tariffs, the US vehicles are not cost competitive nor an appropriate fit for the Thai market. Where would you park a Ford explorer? I have not purchased a US brand or manufactured vehicle since I had a dud of a Chevy pickup in my youth. Worst fit & finish, and full of defects. I swore of all US vehicles. No one in my family has purchased a US brand auto since I was a kid. I doubt that a US manufactured vehicle will sell well in Thailand. Built locally, yes, imports, no. If that is the case, why has it not been done? That's a lot of work that you invested into that project. Perhaps, he is just being efficient, since no one reads long posts here. -
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