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Car recommendations
I guess you were speed reading or didn't finish, as I stated, our ICE (MG ZS) did the same, I think. I guess you were speed reading or didn't finish, as I stated, our ICE (MG ZS) did the same, I think. -
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Fire Destroys Three Vehicles in University Parking Lot, Suspected Cause is Battery Problem
I guess you can post assumptions though i.e. EV battery fire. -
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CNG and LPG vehicles face crackdown after tragic school bus fire
Oh! So, it hasn't taken long for the threats to rear their ugly head, I see. A small mind often accompanies a wide mouth. Now, go away and shut up. -
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Where can you sell things online in Thailand
Facebook often has local groups for selling and buying. In my area many foreigners post on English language and numerous musical instruments are traded. -
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Should A Woman Be Allowed to hold the office of President of the USA?
Apparently Roy Cohn taught him to keep repeating a lie until it was the truth, and never admit anything. Cohn died of AIDS in 1986, denying to the last he was gay. No doubt Trump will die denying he lost in 2020.- 1
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Fire Destroys Three Vehicles in University Parking Lot, Suspected Cause is Battery Problem
Thailand's gradual introduction over the past 15 years of regulations for bus safety laid out by the UNECE, the UN Economic Commission for Europe, a body responsible for establishing international standards in many areas. But application of these rules have been slow and piecemeal. “The problem is most of the manufacturers in Thailand cannot reach that standard,” says Sumet Ongkittikul, a transport specialist at the Thailand Development Research Institute. “So the implementation has been delayed, to allow them to catch up. “Also, the regulations only apply to new buses. But most of the buses operating in Thailand are old." Modifying old bus chassis with new bodywork is a local industry, where safety standards are for the most part far behind those in many other countries. UNECE regulation UN R118, which requires bus interiors to be made with non-flammable materials, was officially introduced in Thailand in 2022, but does not apply to buses made before then, or buses adapted using older chassis. -
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Achieving Lasting Peace in the Middle East Requires Regime Change in Iran
Yep, a long history of interfering in the internal affairs of Iran. -
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Drunk Indian Tourist Assaulted After Harassing Woman on Pattaya Beach
Getting married means never having to say you're sari. -
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Toppings for toast?
everyday fresh salad will do little, mostly water. You missed LDL mine is 83, triglycerides 76, hba1c 5.2, yours? blood pressure 109/62 BMI 23 -
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High-flying news: Siam Seaplane cleared for takeoff
'Have much air in tyres Mistuh' -
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Wine In Checked Baggage
No, it is you being snide and judgmental and holding others to your own tiny, miserable standards. -
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Russia's Subversive Campaign on British Streets: MI5's Warning
You forgot "free gear'. Rumours are swirling though aren't they? -
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Real estate agent (and previous owner) omit to tell one little detail, liable for damages ?
You cannot "exchange" the blue house book, it follows the property. However, only Thai citizens – and foreigner's granted permanent residency – can be registered in a blue house book. Aliens can apply for registration in a "yellow house book for aliens", which is just a proof of registered address. The procedure for being registered in a yellow house book can be anything from easy to difficult in various places. It's the buyer's responsibility to do due diligence before closing a deal, like checking area for planned issues that might effect the property, often buyer's lawyer can do it for the buyer. I don't think you can gain anything from suing agent or previous owner, apart from a huge bill from the lawyer. -
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Construction Worker Struck by Lightning While Seeking Shelter from Heavy Rain: Pathum Thani
Being close to a tall iron tower (as in the photo) probably not helpful ... -
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S/E Asian Thai Consulates going to eVisa online system effective Tuesday Oct 8th
so i can still do the van trip to cambodia then immediately come back to thailand and get stamped for another 60 days...usa citizen..is there a rule as to how many times per calendar year you can do this? thank you for information.
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