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I need rotator cuff surgery my insurance turned me down where to go for less than 350,000b?
Veijthani Hospital is one of the best. Or the best anyway. People go there from many countries. Ask for quotation. -
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Marines Deployed…
Bothers me? It amuses me. This is deep MAGA - completely unhinged. -
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Trump Camp Slams BBC for 'Bias' Over Gaza Reporting
BBC verify could not even get the correct profile description of that social media account correct and who the author is. -
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Pride Flags Removed from House of Lords Canteen After Peer’s Complaint
Don't want to be having breakfast in the morning with signs aligned to bum sex , would put you off your breakfast sausages -
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PC : 35 watt or 65 watt?
Took a look.... IMO, tremendously poor value at approx. 30k and 42k respectively. Relatively low RAM Not a particularly bright screen and it's only FHD. The cheaper one has no touch capability. A standalone monitor of the same spec costs less than 3k. So you are paying 27k for what exactly? Nothing special, other than a three year warranty. File under more money than sense. Consider a Mini PC in conjunction with your TV and a wireless keyboard if you want an unobtrusive solution. Random example at 17k. https://www.gmktec.com/products/amd-ryzen-7-8845hs-mini-pc-nucbox-k8-plus https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/6134vs5915/Intel-i3-14100T-vs-AMD-Ryzen-7-8845HS -
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Crime Immigration Files Legal Complaint Against Chinese National for Filming Airport Officials
In so many cases these anti-defamation lawsuits go overboard to the extent of making those who post a neutral or slightly negative review of a restaurant or hotel subject to civil and criminal liability. Such was so often the case when, during the Covid-19 inquisition, travelers were obliged to stay quarantined in sub-standard conditions with unclean bedding and roaches in meals slipped under the door without recourse, and subsequently sued. In this case however, Immigration has every right to push back against deliberate misrepresentation and disinformation. Yes, transparency is good, but deliberate misinformation harms everyone
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