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Mark Zuckerberg Dines with Donald Trump Amid Signs of a Repaired Relationship
Yes we can go on for several pages, You post a link, and I post one that contravenes it, and then you again, rinse and repeat. Point is that people should be free to decide what is in their tab water. It has also been proven that an excess of fluoride in the tap water is harmful And from the link in my post The fluoride opposition argues there has never been a double-blinded, randomized, controlled clinical trial — the gold standard of scientific research — looking at the effects of fluoride on children. -
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What did you have for breakfast?
Cheesy scrambled eggs on wheat with the last scoop of leftover baked beans. -
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New debit card from Fidelity Investments
Update: I contacted Fidelity about the magnetic strip issue. They said it does have it. I looked again and there was a silver strip on it which I thought was for the signature. lol I'm used to dark brown or black strips. -
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Russia’s economy is doomed
Great work, you have made correction by yourself. From this it turned to this And became clear that oil is not the only resource world is buying from Russia. -
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What is wrong with these backward people? Woman arrested for sex with dog.
I know at least one poster who is going to be extremely jealous of the girl with the horse. No need to mention names. We already know who -
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Thai Property Reforms: A Boon or Burden for Foreign Buyers?
This is a one dimensional view of a multi-dimensional economic market. But there's a broader economic impact. I suggest: Thai sellers gain significant economic gains that can be further invested and/or exploited to raise standard of living, including education and business opportunities. For a segment of Thais who choose to down size their lives subsequently to sale of real estate to foreigners, it becomes a net live time gain. Foreigners buying Thai real estate are likely to have significant economic excess beyond real estate acquisition to continue to add to the Thai economy over their lives in Thailand. More foreigners buying residences likely become permanent residents as defined by the Thailand Department of Revenue with the potential for additional income taxes. -
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Thai Property Reforms: A Boon or Burden for Foreign Buyers?
Something that has not even been proposed.
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