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TIN number and how do I apply for one.
a bank can not make a TIN number application. You must do it. At least as far as I know. -
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They love Trump, but many on the right loathe the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal he demanded
This topic is not about the historical conflict but is about the war "al aqsa flood" that was started by Hamas with their massacre and invasion of Israel. The topic is about the current ceasefire of that war. They love Trump, but many on the right loathe the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal he demanded -
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I fired a date for voting for Trump
I don't think he thinks at all, you need intelligence to think? -
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Watch: Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s final press conference descended into chaos
Just following orders - typical excuse for those accused of war crimes. -
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A call out to Meat Pie lovers
I'm pretty sure that I made a post outlining that this shop is not in Pattaya and that it is closing down at the end of the month. Looking for pies in the area, it says. Maybe I forgot to press the Submit Reply tab....or there is some other skullduggery going on. -
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Sentry senior multi vitamin
Multivitamin supplementation slowed cognitive decline in older adults, the study showed. Compared with placebo, participants who took a daily multivitamin/multimineral supplement had significantly better immediate recall at 1 year (P=0.025) and across 4 years of follow-up on average (P=0.011), reported Adam Brickman, PhD, of Columbia University in New York City, and co-authors in the American Journal of Clinical Nutritionopens in a new tab or window. Multivitamins improved memory performance above placebo by the equivalent of 3.1 years of age-related memory change, the researchers estimated. The effect was more pronounced in people with underlying cardiovascular disease. Also of course is the fact that many people don't have what is called a "balanced" diet and when that term was first introduced (I think it was in the 30s) additives like MSG and the various colouring agents in food were not prevalent in our diet. Also in the Thai diet there can be too much salt, sugar and other unhealthy ingredients Not only that, drinking alcohol depletes B vitamins amongst others........"Not only is alcohol devoid of proteins, minerals, and vitamins, it actually inhibits the absorption and usage of vital nutrients such as thiamin (vitamin B1), vitamin B12, folic acid, and zinc. Thiamin (vitamin B1) is involved in the metabolism of proteins and fat and the formation of hemoglobin". So although I'm not a heavy drinker, just red wine in moderation, I still take a multivitamin tablet every day.
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