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What’s live expectancy if you have an STD Fly?
Is it a clear sort of yellow or greenish discharge coming out?What’s live expectancy if you have an STD Fly?
Asking for a friend.
Also do you know a good doctor? Also asking for a friend. TY.![]()
Bloody.Is it a clear sort of yellow or greenish discharge coming out?
No problem, that will go away in time, if it is greenish or a dark yellow you need to get antibiotics. Post a pic of your infection of the pee pee for your peers, Tankster.Bloody.
I’ll ask my “friend” to do so. ThanksNo problem, that will go away in time, if it is greenish or a dark yellow you need to get antibiotics. Post a pic of your infection of the pee pee for your peers, Tankster.
Those countries have strict laws mostly?Top 10 Asian Countries for Racial Equity
Philippines leads the top, followed by Singapore and the UAE.
These nations stand out for promoting fairness and inclusion among all races.
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Depends what kind of laws. What we think as strict in America doesn’t apply here at all. Just depends. You don’t go to jail for drinking and driving. I tell my friends here that people in America go to jail for domestic abuse and they look at me like I’m crazy. But you can get the death sentence for trafficking a kilo of drugs.Those countries have strict laws mostly?
The US number seems low....These Countries Have the World’s Biggest Shadow Economies
A new EY Global Shadow Economy Report 2025 reveals which nations have the largest unreported and untaxed business sectors — known as the shadow economy.
China tops the list with a shadow economy worth $3.6 trillion (20.3% of GDP), followed by the United States at $1.4 trillion (5% of GDP), and India, whose informal sector reaches $931 billion — a striking 26.1% of GDP, the highest share in the ranking.
Emerging markets like Brazil ($448B, 20.6%), Indonesia ($326B, 23.8%), and Mexico ($320B, 17.9%) also feature prominently, reflecting widespread informal employment and business activity.
Even advanced economies aren’t immune: Germany, Japan, France, Italy, and the UK all register substantial shadow economies — though smaller as a percentage of GDP.
Managing and formalizing these vast informal sectors remains a major global economic challenge.
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This is super impressive...pero what will happen if the internet goes down?A Chinese surgeon operated on a patient 8,000 kilometers away — and it worked perfectly.
In a world first, Dr. Zhang Xu sat in Rome while a cancer patient lay in Beijing. What connected them? A 5G-powered surgical robot — moving in real time, with almost no delay.
This wasn’t science fiction. It was telesurgery — performed live during a global medical conference, with the robot mimicking every movement Zhang made from across continents.
The delay? Just 135 milliseconds — faster than a blink.
Zhang’s team made history with that operation.
And now? They’ve proven what’s possible when human skill meets the power of connection.
Because in the future of medicine... borders might not matter at all.
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