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How Nova Kakhovka Dam went from Europe's second biggest reservoir to a 'desert'
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Elon Musk reportedly creating tension within Donald Trump’s inner circle
Very strange reply ! Posting on a public forum but nobodies business ? Given the intensity of expressed rage my question was genuine. So now I am convinced you are indeed not ok. -
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Peeping Tom turns violent: Ex-con caught spying on women in Chachoengsao
I am sure anyone who wants that has heard of VPN -
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Methanol Cocktails Leave Two Australian Women Critically ill in Thailand
Exactly, walking into a bar handing out free shots from god knows what by god knows who is asking for trouble.. -
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RFK Jr. compared Trump to Hitler and his fans idiots
This isn't slandering anyone or homophonic at all. Well done. -
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Paetongtarn Celebrates Court Victory, Stresses National Goals
FILE - Leader of Pheu Thai Party, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, daughter of Thailand's former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, wave before press conference in Bangkok. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit) Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra expressed relief on Friday following the Constitutional Court's dismissal of a petition targeting her party and her father, Thaksin Shinawatra. The petition, launched by lawyer Teerayut Suwankesorn, alleged that Thaksin unduly influenced the ruling Pheu Thai Party and conspired with it to undermine the constitutional monarchy. Addressing the media at Government House, Paetongtarn commented, "We're pressing forward with our work. It's crucial to distinguish national duties from private matters. Regarding my father, I will always stand by him." When asked if this decision signifies Thaksin's greater political resilience, she replied, "Everyone has their strengths. Navigating such challenges calls for internal fortitude. I strive to remain composed in both triumph and adversity." Thaksin recently spoke at the Forbes Global CEO Conference in Bangkok, remarking on his life experiences, describing them as a mix of "heaven and hell." Paetongtarn reflected on his words, stating, "He often shares this sentiment. At over 70, he feels he's witnessed both extremes." On whether reduced political tensions would enhance her government’s efficiency, Paetongtarn stated, "These matters are distinct. Politics must progress, and the government will keep moving forward. Stability is key. We accept that public scrutiny is part of the role, but our objective is to complete our term and fulfil our commitments." She further emphasised, "Stability is crucial for investor confidence. Much like signing a yearly agreement, investors seek assurance of continuity. A stable government provides that assurance, vital for economic growth." With this courtroom victory, Paetongtarn's administration aims to solidify its commitment to delivering on its promises while maintaining a steady political environment crucial for national advancement, reported The Nation. -- 2024-11-22 -
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Elon Musk reportedly creating tension within Donald Trump’s inner circle
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Morning Joe Ratings Plummet After Hosts' Meeting With Trump at Mar-a-Lago
I have no love for convicted felon. Not same as you. -
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BREAKING NEWS British lawyer latest to fall in Laos alcohol poisoning tragedy
Not dissimilar to methanol poisoning events in Bali due to consumption of home brew styled spirits. Blended in appropriate amounts with real ethanol is less lethal but still damaging.
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