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Nong Khai 2nd Border Crossing in 2025....Big Boss meeting.
you get lucky last December i done an in and out they send me back to laos and say i need to spend 2 days in laos before come back to thailand lol and you don't need to pay for a new laos visa , you just cancel your exit 🙂 -
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Fear of Sleep --> sleep apnea
How does this test work? Do you need to stay in bed for 8 hours? I am up and down and cannot stay in bed for long periods - I tend to sleep best early in the morning, maybe 4 a.m. - 10 a.m. - - but I am up nd down constantly - usually have to get up to pee at night as well. Thanks, -
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Young Doctors Slam Supreme Court's Definition of Woman as "Biologically Nonsensical"
So today's Millennial and Gen-X doctors in the UK all failed Biology. No wonder the NHS is self-imploding. -
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Politics Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Thaksin Shinawatra
Too big to fail; Too rich to jail. Same same, no difference. -
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power grid failure / blackout in spain
As was pointed out above, so what if you have cash. If the power is out, the gas stations can't pump gas. The retailers do not have power to operate, you know lights and the point of sale tills cannot operate, so the retailers close. Black markets do not spring up within hours to sell petrol or groceries. Your attack on renewable systems is unfounded. The USA suffered severe windstorm damage and flooding on its east coast last year. Electricity supply was interrupted. That wasn't renewable energy. The California wildfires knocked out electricity for hundreds of thousands of people. It was not renewable energy. When eastern Canada had its big ice storm, one of North America's largest hydro electric producers went offline for much of its region. The ice collapsed high voltage powers and power lines. Millions of people were without electricity for a week or more. I just took a look at a map of power outages in Canada, a country where there is an excess of electricity and it has some of the newest and most robust transmission lines. There are 100,000+ households and businesses without electricity because of a storm from a day ago. https://poweroutage.com/ca/ Power outages happen every day and it is not because of the use of renewable energy.
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