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Jewel Changi airport is looking like a ghost town.....
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Nice, you can wait at the bottom of the slide with an erect cock.
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Be nice buddy, support Jewel Changi but beware of the chairman.................... 
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
Nice, you can wait at the bottom of the slide with an erect cock.
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I walked by Chancery Lane the other day. Very large houses, bigger than those in most other private residential areas.
Chancery Lane... turn into Chancery Hill Road at the junction, keep going then turn right and go downhill along Dyson Road. Exit Dyson Road to reach Whitley Road. From there go a little further east, cross the road to reach Balestier Road.
Chancery Lane... turn into Chancery Hill Road at the junction, keep going then turn right and go downhill along Dyson Road. Exit Dyson Road to reach Whitley Road. From there go a little further east, cross the road to reach Balestier Road.
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Yes, it is more important to attend to important business.
Don't bother about Nigel Chua.
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3 months of unlimited access to Jewel Changi’s attractions
Now’s the best time to play tourist in our own country - when the entire island is sans actual tourist crowds. Explore the attractions at Jewel Changi from just $54 - not for one-time entry, but unlimited access for 3 whole months!
Now’s the best time to play tourist in our own country - when the entire island is sans actual tourist crowds. Explore the attractions at Jewel Changi from just $54 - not for one-time entry, but unlimited access for 3 whole months!
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The $54 package will grant you admission to 6 attractions, namely the Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze, Walking Sky Nets and Bouncing Sky Nets. There’s also a $71 package that will give you all that, plus entry to Changi Experience Studio.
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The $54 package will grant you admission to 6 attractions, namely the Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze, Walking Sky Nets and Bouncing Sky Nets. There’s also a $71 package that will give you all that, plus entry to Changi Experience Studio.
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Hedge Maze does not allow social distancing.
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