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DeSantis Pushes Back on Climate Change’s Role in Stronger Storms
I think Maersk is looking at that to cut fuel usage for shipping -
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Pickup Truck Driver Falls Asleep, Crashes into 2 Motorcycles, Leaving 1 Dead & 1 Injured
A lot of freight transportation companies in NZ have sensors in their truck doing exactly that. It also records time date location etc so the company can do a follow up medical of the driver if necessary. -
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Are You A Sexpat Or Do You Ride The Backwards Morality Train?
The prisons are all full, ever wondered why? -
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Are You A Sexpat Or Do You Ride The Backwards Morality Train?
A large percentage of these expats have to pay for their sex as they are unnattractive and overweight how would they get it otherwise. I am not saying that I looked like a young Elvis, but being a professional musician and being probably attractive to most girls, I would say I was probably promiscious. -
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What happen to the insurance when selling the car
So I insure my car for a year., and after 6 months decide to sell it. Are you saying that I let the new owner have 6 months insurance on my tab? No way with me. -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Russia and Ukraine launch rival overnight drone attacks, with most intercepted https://au.yahoo.com/news/russia-ukraine-launch-rival-overnight-133045081.html -
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Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
But the Singapore bank can be a pain in the neck. It will want utility bills (not always easy to get in Thailand). It will demand copies of your passport at regular intervals, to be certified at the Singapore embassy in Bangkok. -
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Australian Aged Pension
I for one don't see what the argument is about. Currently, if the taxation department know you are a non resident and are interested in your situation, you are liable to have your pension taxed at 30 odd percent - there is no argument there, that's an old and established provision in the taxation rules. Luckily for the majority of expats this isn't currently enforced: however there is a proposal on the books to enforce it, how, when or whether this is passed and becomes the norm we currently don't know. So, where is the argument - as an expat you are currently liable to pay this, although as stated it is ignored by the expats and the tax department don't seem to chase it up, however plans are in motion to change this - maybe it will happen, maybe not. Time will tell, in the meantime, relax, enjoy your morning coffee, consider what the ramifications might be if the rules change or simply ignore it and hope for the best. -
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Words sentences that are offensive
Fine line between offensive & honesty ... Snowflakes are great for comic relief 😎 -
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What happen to the insurance when selling the car
Isn't that what I said? -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
What is the mysterious advanced Russian weapon downed by Moscow’s own forces in embarrassment for Putin? https://au.yahoo.com/news/mysterious-advanced-russian-weapon-downed-112042478.html -
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Words sentences that are offensive
So now you consider yourself qualified to teach English to native speakers, ? "Thick" is a well known and common English slang word for Stupid I cannot believe even a thick yank would not know that, When you can point out the UK (never mind Liverpool) on a world map I will consider you qualified to comment on scousers Until then shut it. I was going to suggest that you chose your English friends more wisely, but then again beggars can't be choosers can they, and birds of a feather do tend to flock together. so your choice is naturally limited. but it shouldn't be too challenging to find somebody who knows that the Giro bank ceased to exist about 20 years ago America invented recorded laughter because the audiences were too stupid to know when to laugh, just think about that before writing any more rubbish -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Opinion - What Russia’s ‘red line’ actually is https://au.yahoo.com/news/opinion-russia-red-line-actually-153000977.html -
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Tell me about these attractions
Great recommendations. The Chinese temple was like an oven inside in July, despite the massive floor fans all over the place. It really is a quality attraction though, and only 50 baht. I was surprised to find terra cotta warriors in there. George, you might want to check the definition of laminating. I'd go with "contemplating" . Do you ride a motorbike? It's easy to reach all of the major tourist attractions around Pattaya in a day. There's a really cool place called "Coffee War" a few minutes past Buddha Mountain that's worth a trip. The coffee was good and only 100 baht. The price of admission is any drink, so you could go for water if coffee isn't your thing. Another attraction, though an hour away, is to visit Moo Deng, the world famous baby pygmy hippopotamus, at a zoo in Si Racha.
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