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Mathematical Modelling - Restricted Job to Foreigners?
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Apparent discrepancy between metering systems
Also the Seal 2023, thanks for the tip, I had almost feared that too, everything points to that. BYD itself has not commented further, specifically about the onboard charger, at least as far as AC charging is concerned. As far as I remember, all the Thai versions of the car are 7.5 kW and thus significantly devalued, and the fact that BYD gave away the actually really great charger with only a one phase breaker speaks for itself... -
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3 foreigners caught in Phuket for illegal motorcycle modifications
And all the Thais can make all the modifacations they want to! -
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FBI-Wanted American Man Arrested in Nakhon Ratchasima for Overstaying Visa
Hi honey I might be late home tonight. -
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Info concerning calling a UK 0800 number with AIS sim card?
It IS Free for 0800 Numbers in The U.K I Only call those Numbers ALL The Time with NO Credit..... Now you are forced to take a package,(uk calls to landlines is £ 2 99 a month)...NOT For 0800 Numbers You Ain't -
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Foreigner Sparks Outrage for Doing Thai-Only Job in Phuket
The term “Farang” in Thailand originally referred to any foreigner, not specifically those with white skin. Historically, it was used to describe Westerners, particularly Europeans, but over time, it has evolved to be a general term for any non-Thai person, regardless of their skin color. While it’s true that “Farang” is commonly associated with white-skinned foreigners in popular usage, especially among locals, it doesn’t exclusively refer to that group. It can include people from other regions as well, such as those from Southeast Asia, and even East Asians. It’s important to note that the term is often neutral, though it can carry a variety of connotations depending on context, tone, and the speaker’s intent. Can't argue with ChatGPT
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