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Those people I can spot, believe it, or not, and, usually, don't tip them. -
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Britain to unleash army of hackers on Putin
Population of Ukraine was 46 millions by that time. Why this 1 Million made decision for the whole country, including 2 millions people at Crimea and 4 millions people at Donbas, by coup? Why do not wait for the next election and choose the president who will represent whole united Ukraine? -
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People keep posting, Thailand expensive, but I'm not seeing it!
I recently got back from Manila and was paying between 1500-2000p ($25-$35) a night for decent AirBnBs in Makati, so Bangkok accommodation is definitely more expensive imo. -
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Why do so many posters continually diss other posters?
And fancies himself as a Pope. -
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Staying one month need help to accelerate visa process pattaya
This is not being pedantic.. A Non O gives you a 90 day stamp. It's a single entry visa.. Best to think of it as dead and gone after the stamp is in po. At that point you have a permission of stay. That can be extended every year. You are NOT extending the visa. A reentry permit simple allows you to exit and reenter Thailand. "Protects" Your permission of stay. The Non O and subsequent extensions do NOT require insurance. A Non O-A is different animal. It's a visa valid for 12 months and is multi entry.. It requires insurance and extensions from it also require insurance.. -
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Britain to unleash army of hackers on Putin
The analogy with the events in the US in January 2022 is a false one. That involved some US citizens refusing to accept the result of a free and fair election. Imo a better analogy is Brexit and the 2019 British General Election. Boris Johnson was elected on a platform to 'Get Brexit done' I.e. implement the UK's electorate's decision to leave the EU. If Johnson had decided instead not to leave the EU but instead forge closer ties with the EU, then I don't think Brexit supporters could have been blamed for taking to the streets (and I say that as a Brit who is strongly pro-EU).
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