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Prince Harry Secures Landmark Victory in Privacy Case
I may be wrong, but I think there is an algorithmic mechanism for determining damages in the event that the plaintiff wins. All Murdoch's lawyers needed to do was estimate what that amount would be then offer a chunk more. Harry had no option but to accept it or he could have been financially ruined even if he won in court. -
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Thaksin blames Prawit for political turmoil amid coup fallout
In particular as the army forces stationed in Bangkok are now u der direct royal command and Prawit's regiment has been send back to the East. Prawit can do nothing. -
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Specific EV Questions
I wouldn't install a frunk in an Atto as it offers only a tiny bit of storage space and blocks your ability to inspect the engine area (that is, the electric drive motor, the electronics module setting on top of the drive motor, the A/C compressor, the 12V battery, etc..etc...etc...just everything in the front engine bay/compartment area. Plus if some kittens or other critters crawl up into the engine bay area you will not be able to access/see that area until you spend 30 minutes trying to get the frunk de-installed. And the frunk is not something you can just remove in a minute or two as it secured in with a bunch of metal and plastic retainers. Plus, you can buy them cheaper from 3rd party shops....even off Lazada/Shopee. Not sure what is meant by a "battery guard" unless the dealer is talking about additional metal/plastic covers on the bottom of the Atto to offer a little bit more protection to the traction battery for stuff you might run over on the road. If so, the Atto comes with plastic undercovers for the engine bay area.....and the traction battery bottom half exposed towards the road surface is metal/aluminum with a plastic cover on the bottom of that metal/aluminum. Now the top half of an Atto/Dolphin battery is plastic/fiber which some people got damage from "rats" eating thru that material. So, BYD came out with a "free" "Rat Guard modification" which installs metal covers on the front edges of the traction battery where critters had fairly easy access to and could eat on....and then the rest of the top half of the battery is then sprayed with an anti-critters spray. You can see this Rat Guard installation at this Youtube weblink. It takes them about an hour to install. I would recommend you ensure your dealership installs "Rat Guard" before you pickup the car...or at least the dealers makes an appointment for you to come back real soon for the free Rat Guard installation. I sure hope it's still free as before. I got the free installation about six months ago when I first heard of it. Other than a few BYD dealerships advertising it on Youtube/Facebook I never saw where BYD advertised on a wide scale the Rat Guard modification. Maybe BYD is "now" doing that at the factory....I don't know. Just check to ensure the Rat Guard modification has already been accomplished OR they will schedule the install for you---hopefully still free. There are LOTS and LOTS of accessories you can buy for the Atto right off Lazada/Shopee like those accessories in your picture above....and they will be a lot cheaper than from the dealership. Installation of such accessories is "very easy." -
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Blood test
I had every month a blood test, for over 10 years, at the Military Hospital in Nakhon Ratchasima. The blood test was performed on orders from the doctor trough a "blood test sheet". It included everything you asked for. But: - You needed to get an order from a doctor. - The blood test was not free. See enlosed document. -
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Gordon Ramsay Visits Bangkok to Try Top-Tier 'Pad Thai Pratu Phi
nice blue sky in the background, lol... overpriced junk from this dude that does not even cook in 99% of his resto's -
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