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1 in 3 Children Now Short-Sighted after Covid Lockdowns Study Reveals
everybody say thank you Xi so what does the future hold ? I'm turning Japanese chinese I think I'm turning Japanese chinese I really think so Turning Japanese I think I'm turning Japanese chinese I really think so No sex, no drugs, no wine, no women No fun, no sin, no you, no wonder it's dark Everyone around me is a total stranger -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 September 2024
Thailand’s Business Ease Ranking Plummets in Asia-Pacific: Survey File photo courtesy: bigcitydata via wikimedia Thailand now ranks among the least business-friendly nations in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a recent survey by the Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA). Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1339284-thailand’s-business-ease-ranking-plummets-in-asia-pacific-survey/ -
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Getting a credit card
has anyone managed to make the secured deposit the 800k required by immigration? for those of us that needs it? the bank book and statement when requested doesn't say anything about it being used as collateral against credit cards, plus as term deposit you can't withdraw before the 'due date' anyway so immigration can't ask for withdrawal/deposits to get fresh statements If it's possible then you can actually 'spend' the 800k using this loophole -
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Thailand’s Business Ease Ranking Plummets in Asia-Pacific: Survey
Thailand now ranks among the least business-friendly nations in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a recent survey by the Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA). Once in the middle tier, the country has seen its position drop from 9th place in 2022 to 12th, now just above Vietnam. ASIFMA’s survey assesses economies based on three key parameters: market development, operating environment, and regulatory framework. Among the 13 economies evaluated in 2023, Singapore maintained its top position with an average score of 7.67. Hong Kong followed closely with 7.38, while Australia (7.16) and Taiwan (6.61) secured the third and fourth spots, respectively. Japan, which was previously in the top three, fell to fifth place with a score of 6.6. On the other end of the spectrum, Thailand’s score dwindled to 5.38, reflecting a continuous decline from its 5th place in 2021. The survey highlights that in terms of ease of doing business, Thailand now only ranks higher than Vietnam among the listed nations. In the realm of market development, Thailand showed some strength in payment infrastructure, an improvement from the previous year’s focus on a growing customer base and wealth accrual. However, its competitive landscape and cost efficiency in the operating environment, previously lauded for “cultural and societal factors,” seem to have faltered. Regulatory flexibility, particularly the low restrictions on product and service offerings, remained a notable strong point. The survey, conducted between September and December 2023, found worrying trends for future business expansion in the Asia-Pacific region. Only 40% of respondents indicated plans to expand their operations in Asia-Pacific, marking a 24% decrease from the previous year. The few businesses showing interest largely include securities, asset management, and bond firms. Overall, Thailand's decline poses a troubling sign for its economic landscape and indicates potential challenges for businesses looking to enter or expand in the region. File photo courtesy: bigcitydata via wikimedia -- 2024-09-28 -
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Moustached Man Refuses to Leave Women's Restroom, Citing Gender Identity
Ms. Shaw, who is writing her dissertation on gender You reap what you sow. -
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Mother of Five Dies After Brazilian Butt Lift in UK, Sparking Calls for Urgent Ban
I was thinking of saying something cheeky but sadly the reality is 5 kids were orphaned .my condolences to her family and those poor kids.it’s amazing to me the effort women exert to look sexy,just exercising eating healthy and to me they are just fine no artificial stuff required a sad 😞 story -
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Moustached Man Refuses to Leave Women's Restroom, Citing Gender Identity
This is what society wanted !. They will find themselves sued if that man does have evidence he lives as a female gender The " karens" wanted this but only when it suits them. I'm fully in support of the the person -
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Automated Takeoffs Set to Redefine Air Travel: A New Era in Aviation Technology
read between the lines a precursor to more D.E.I. hires ! -
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Moustached Man Refuses to Leave Women's Restroom, Citing Gender Identity
Well ok make him into a girl then problem solved lady’s you have a razor use it fulfill his dream!…..(just kidding) what a sex pest meh likely some ticktock idiot -
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Trump appeal against ridiculous fine looks like a winner
“I think you hear underneath all these questions, the question of mission creep,” Associate Justice Peter Moulton said. “Has 6312” — the statute in question — “morphed into something that it was not meant to do?” https://www.politico.com/news/2024/09/26/trump-civil-fraud-appeal-oral-arguments-00181339 -
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Kamala Harris Shifts Position on Border Wall, Signaling Tougher Stance on Immigration
Good!get the bipartisan border bill codified and 650 million in more barriers to me the main thing is get the original bill codified and signed! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 September 2024
Thai Mother accused of murdering seven-year-old son in UK appears in court By Tom Sinclair A THAI woman accused of murdering her seven-year-old son in the UK has appeared at Swansea Crown Court this week, where the case was described as “extremely complicated” by her defence team. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1339282-thai-mother-accused-of-murdering-seven-year-old-son-in-uk-appears-in-court/ -
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Thai Mother accused of murdering seven-year-old son in UK appears in court
A THAI woman accused of murdering her seven-year-old son in the UK has appeared at Swansea Crown Court this week, where the case was described as “extremely complicated” by her defence team. Papaipit Linse, 42, is charged with the murder of her son, Louis Linse, who was found dead at a house in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, on January 10. The defendant, who remains in custody, appeared in court on Monday but was not asked to enter a plea. John Hipkin KC, representing Linse, requested that she not be arraigned due to the case’s psychiatric complexities, highlighting the need for additional time to complete necessary reports. In response, Judge Paul Thomas KC adjourned the case to a further hearing on October 25th. No trial date has been set at this stage. The prosecution is led by Caroline Rees KC, while the defence is handled by John Hipkin KC. During the brief court appearance, no new details of the case were revealed. By Tom Sinclair Full story: THE PATTAYA NEWS -- 2024-09-28
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