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Are high end smartphones worth the money (to you)?
I think you have to do a side by side comparison. Maybe there are some features you don't care about or would never use. I can't say I've ever really done that, though. I just buy a high end phone. I tried a Samsung once, but I missed the Apple ecosystem, so I ended up giving that phone away and going back to Apple. -
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Trump’s mad, mad, mad, mad world—now with extra madness
You could also argue that Israel caused this by occupying Palestinian land, ethnically cleansing Palestinians, and forcing Palestinians that remained to live under apartheid conditions in their own territory. Two sides to every story... 🤷♂️ -
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Salman Rushdie Prepares to Confront His Attacker in Court
No it will never change as the Quran is regarded as the direct word of God and they think the Prophet was the perfect man, even though he committed just about every crime you can think of. There is zero evidence of islam changing -
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Prince Harry’s US Visa Battle Resurfaces Amid Trump’s Presidency
Getting legal advice before publication would have been sensible. Let the chips fall where they may. -
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3 foreign men attack Phuket tuk tuk driver over parking dispute
Some foreigners seemingly localised with their habits. -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
My error. I misread your post. As noted, if one remits foreign income from any year, to Thailand, when earned in a year when one is not a tax resident, and remitted when not a tax resident , then there is no Thai tax on such. On defining residency for taxation purposes, Thailand has relatively favorable laws there where one only needs to stay out of the country more than 185 days and one is not considered a Thai tax resident. For some other western countries ( Canada comes to my mind) one must do more to be considered a non tax resident.
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