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90 day report in person, what is required
You will not have satisfactory answer. It seems that in recent times immigration has attempted to sync TM30 with online reporting. One option is to ignore it. Which immigration office? -
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Elon Musk Accuses Britain of ‘Full Stalin’ Over Tax Policy on Farmers
Out of curiosity, do you even go to a gym? -
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Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
So, are you a Russian version of a Democrat that says everyone hates Putin, same as Trump lie, when elections prove otherwise, or are you Ukriane that hate Putin for taking you toys -
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British Airways spreads its wings: Gatwick-Bangkok flights back on
One time I tried Business Class Flights to Europe and was surprised at how easy it was to find a decent deal. It felt like a big upgrade—way more legroom and actually getting the seat I chose without any last-minute switches. -
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Why I left Thailand
https://thailife25.blogspot.com/2024/11/visa-choice-after-2-years-of-visa-run.html -
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Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
So what's is Russian local news compare to RT? Is like MSNBC fake Democrat news and independent news like greyzone, the hill etc, which is believable -
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Tea lovers, help me
Which "traditional UK" tea strainer? I'm sure strainers are available for those who want them but I never saw any tea strainers in our family in all the years I was there, going back as far as my grandparents' time. The strainer at the base of the spout of the pot holds back leaves when getting to the bottom of the brew (where they settle) and even the pottery items, without such a strainer, don't start letting leaves out until there's practically no tea left to pour. I know that because I currently use both a stainless steel pot and a ceramic one, never have a problem with leaves, never have. -
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