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Crime Naked Man Caught Masturbating in Public – Arrested at Home by Police
Clearly, the man is mentally ill. Will he receive appropriate treatment? I'm doubtful. -
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Gaza Blockade Sparks Humanitarian Catastrophe: UN Calls It a 'Killing Field"
Not much you can say really. It is a tragedy. A lot of those kids, even if the starvation doesn’t kill them will be affected negatively for the rest of their lives because of the starvation. Malnutrition in infants can lead to several negative consequences, including stunted growth, weakened immune systems, and delayed intellectual development. These effects can have long-term implications for the child's health, including an increased risk of chronic diseases and impaired cognitive abilities. It happened to a lot of Jewish kids who survived the Holocaust -
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Cancer ,cooking oils alert
The good EVOO will have a specification of PDO (protected designation of origin) or PGI (protected geographical indication). Make sure the harvest date is within 1 year of consumption. -
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Dollar seen as risky currency status alert
The counter argument would be the American car success stories in Europe, the Ford Mondeo, the Ford Fiesta and many others sold rather well in Europe. if the car is good it will sell, provided the price is right. European consumers are much like any other, if a good car can be bought at a low price, they don't mind buying Romanian or Korean cars. The problem is that the American cars so far were not very competitive in Europe, barring the exceptions that sold well. I understand what you're saying about VAT, but I do think it is seen as an unwelcome complication and barrier to doing busines in Europe by many American companies. Since the US do not have this. -
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Transport Thai Airways Appoints New 11-Member Board as ‘Chatchai’ Left Off Final List
The airline is doing rather well and over the past year has been remarkably well managed. Thai Airways International Reported an Operating Profit of THB41.5 Billion in 2024. Contrary to what you claim the airline has typically had an operations profit. The airline has some additional expenses over which it has no control and that it is expected to assume. The problem isn't with the airline's operational management. -
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Gaza Blockade Sparks Humanitarian Catastrophe: UN Calls It a 'Killing Field"
Another stupid comment from dopey Nick. How was my comment anti-semetic by taking pity on this situation and the Holocaust?
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