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Adam Pickles: UK Murder Inquiry Linked to 2012 Pattaya Assault
Yes,correct but after I dont know .It says he was fined 6,xxx,xxx bht when I googled it ,so make what you will out of that ...... -
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Elon Musk Claims X Was Targeted in a ‘Massive Cyberattack’ from the ‘Ukraine Area’
It's a bit more than "allegation", if German prosecutors went to the trouble of issuing arrest warrants for Ukrainians they're obviously working on more than "allegations". Lawyers work on evidence. -
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Bangkok Man Arrested for Knife Attack Following Road Rage Incident
You're more than welcome to leave. I can assure you Thailand will be better off without you. -
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Warning to Parents: Skewer Accident Highlights Safety Tip
And don't let them eat while on a motorbike. give them a full-face helmet and they can't eat. -
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Could Trump's plan fail in a spectacular fashion?
Thanks for the information. I wasn't aware that a major reason for Denmark's high electricity prices is due to its high taxation on the electricity. It seems that Denmark is one of the lucky countries with ideal locations and wind conditions that are suitable for wind turbines. "Denmark experiences relatively strong and consistent winds, particularly along its coastline, which is ideal for wind turbine placement. With over 7,000 kilometers of coastline, Denmark has ample space for both onshore and offshore wind farms." Also, I wasn't aware that Denmark's initial subsidies for wind power, including capital grants, were progressively reduced and eventually repealed in 1988 as reliability and cost-effectiveness improved. However, it seems this is about to change, according to the following news item. "COPENHAGEN, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Denmark will halt all ongoing offshore wind tenders as the existing framework where no subsidies are offered does not work under current market conditions, its energy minister said on Friday. The global offshore wind industry has been hit by surging costs, rising interest rates and supply chain bottlenecks. Denmark said in December that its latest tender for wind at sea had failed to attract any bids." https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/denmark-halt-offshore-wind-tenders-revamp-subsidy-model-2025-01-31/ -
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Trump Warns Putin of ‘Devastating’ Consequences If Ukraine Ceasefire Is Rejected
Did you miss the budget resolution? Wasn't there a provision wedged in the declares 24-hour periods for the remainder of this term are not to be considered calendar days? There ya go! We're still on day one! Only drawback is that if days don't count as days, Trump's term will never expire. Guess he learned a little something from Ukraine after all.
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