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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2024)
Unforgiven is a movie I keep going back to, especially the last scene. A lot of great dialogue -
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Far-right activists from Germany spent US election day at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
I'm not the one making threads showing myself to be an obsessed weak man. -
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Russian Tourist Drowns on Pattaya Beach, Early Morning
I originally questioned whether or not this might be physically possible. But, looking at the situation, no waves, and also the distance of the body from the shoreline, this is highly unlikely. Therefore, either she ambulated or was carried to her final resting spot. Just check out the distance from water's edge to where she finally came to rest. So, as I say, more info is definitely needed. -
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I wouldn't put too much stock in Thai news, especially Thaiger and BP ... IMHO -
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Australian Aged Pension
Can i suggest you call the toll free number and get a clear specific answer. -
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Starmer Dilutes Pledges Amid Economic Challenges
Recession within 6 months. The UK has made a colossal mistake allowing Starmer and his clown posse 4 years to damage the country. Like giving your car keys to a 10 year old with behavioural issues. -
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There are some brands that are selling In Thailand without subsidies as they haven't signed the mou MOU to join the EV 3.5 import and production Geely is one Chinese brand that hasn't signed Since GEELY Auto did not sign the MOU to join the EV 3.5 import and production compensation project, it did not receive a 100,000 baht discount per vehicle. The official price announcement will be held at Motor Expo 2024 on November 28, 2024 @ Challenger Hall 1-3, Muang Thong Thani. https://autolifethailand.tv/geely-ex5-ev-bev-thailand-28nov-2024-thonburi/ The brands that did sign up are having a rethink and may withdraw from the EV 3.5 program which means they will have to build 1.5 cars for every car imported into Thailand between 2022 until the period where they withdraw from the EV 3.5 program but wouldn't be required to build 1.5 cars in Thailand for every car sold after they withdraw from EV 3.5 “Many firms are mulling over ditching the subsidies. https://thethaiger.com/news/business/thailand-ev-makers-reconsider-incentive-scheme-amid-market-slump EV makers mull forgoing subsidies https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/motoring/2915032/ev-makers-mull-forgoing-subsidies I am not aware of any excise tax that is applied to ICEV made in Thailand yes there are various import taxes for all vehicles including BEV if they are imported into Thailand excise tax depends on value on the vehicle and engine size
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