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Thai Baht's Strength Poses Economic Challenges: Economists Warn
You know very well what IU mean Mike, you only want to have the last word as always. -
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Paradise, anyone?
I am certain that more input will be forthcoming, as this concerns everybody including my Gold-Hamster. I am sure, more spritual "insights" must follow. If not: Where do I sighn up considering your vision of "paradise"? Quite tempting! Especially as I speak Korean fluently. -
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EV charging outlets in condos
I owned the parking stall in my VT7 condo, Had a separate payment for it and I had a chanote for it That privately owned parking stall was much more resealable than my condo was, had tons of inquiries to sell it. -
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Rising Homelessness in the US Linked to Migrant Influx and Economic Pressures
Not ALL homeless are mentally ill, but a significant number are. Many drug addicts also live on the streets. Take a look at the homeless in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco, Skid Row in Los Angeles, Brownsville in the Bronx or the Kensington area of Philadelphia and tell me it's only people who have fallen on hard economic times. You have to distinguish between the acute homeless and the chronic homeless. Acute homeless are people who lost their housing due to bad luck- an economic shock such as unemployment or massive debt or a catastrophe like a fire or flood. Some previously had low-cost living arrangements that ended suddenly. They can be helped by affordable housing and often don't spend long on the street before finding some sort of steady housing. The chronic homeless are those who have spent lengthy periods on the streets and its become a lifestyle for them. They often can't get housing because of mental illness or substance abuse. Take a look at this video of the chronic homeless in Philadelphia. -
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Thai Baht's Strength Poses Economic Challenges: Economists Warn
"So if buyer places an order in January for x amount of Thai baht". I read that as a person buying Baht. But assuming you mean product, not Baht: Prices of goods fluctuate based on supply/demand, input/commodities prices, weather (in the case of agricultural products and many other factors, I doubt there's any such thing as a continually fixed price A buyer agrees a price for product X at point A in time, the price for product X at point B in time may well be expected to be different. The seller makes a greater profit when the rate swings in his favour and has to accept a cut when it doesn't. The seller doesn't have to sell but choses to, an an agreed price, using the prevailing rate of the day. It's late now.....pick this up in the AM if necessary. -
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Is this viable for 6 months stay in Thailand
HARDCORE...why 15 days, thought most got 30...is this way way back with more restricted entry ? -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
The Soviet Union is dead. Sorry. Your position is similar to if Hitler had claimed that the Holy Roman Empire was never legally shut down, and therefore Austria and Germany were one country. For that matter, the Russian monarchy was never formally abolished by the rules of the monarchy, and therefore Putin needs to step down. -
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Is this viable for 6 months stay in Thailand
Yup, rough roundtrip after a while. -
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Thailand Delays Automated Entry System for Foreign Tourists
Taxpayer, so yes. -
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What is a good sandwich filler? except cheese or ham
It must be quite difficult to take a bite from that sandwich (and I think that three different types of egg in one sandwich is overkill - two would have been ample). I bet it looks a little like this:- -
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15 month 'retirement' visa agents Pattaya
At some point they need to shut down the agents and the fraudulent visas.- 1
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Thai Baht's Strength Poses Economic Challenges: Economists Warn
Maybe read my post again, slowly, because I didn't say anything about that . I said the seller will adjust his sales price in USD to the exchange rate at that moment. Nothing to do with forex or whatever else you think to read in my post -
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