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The Double (2024) Episode 35 English Sub
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_traffic-warden-parked-on-double-yellows-as-he-hands-out-ticket.webp "An outraged resident videoed a traffic warden dishing out a ticket while parked on double yellow lines. <br/><br/>Lee Cekic, 35, spotted the warden's white van parked on double yellow lines and under a 'no parking at any time' notice on Olympia Way in Whitstable, Kent.<br/><br/>Lee - who lives on the street - claims he's seen traffic wardens parked on double yellows before and thinks it's unfair.")
_how-are-u-s-consumers-addressing-the-changes-in-their-cost-of-living.webp "Nearly nine in 10 Americans have seen their cost-of-living increase over the past five years, and a new study has found it’s having a massive impact on how they’re shopping, particularly online.<br/><br/>The poll of 2,000 U.S. adults found consumers now spend the most on groceries (35%), clothing (27%) and home goods (17%) when shopping online. <br/><br/>Over three in four (76%) believe the underlying cause for cost-of-living increases is due to inflation, leading 61% of consumers to shift their online shopping habits. <br/><br/>Commissioned by Forter and conducted by Talker Research, the study showed people have addressed the changes in their cost of living by shopping less often (55%), buying only necessities (44%) and buying the cheapest version of the products they want (34%).")
_how-immigration-is-easing-inflation-and-boosting-biden39s-re-election-chances.webp "Recent spikes in immigration have helped sustain the U.S. job market's growth without causing inflation to rise again, providing a favorable situation for President Joe Biden ahead of the November election. In May, the U.S. economy added 272,000 jobs, surpassing forecasts, while consumer prices remained steady. Increased immigration has contributed significantly to labor supply in sectors like government, leisure, hospitality, and healthcare. Economists credit immigration for easing labor market pressure and helping avoid a recession. Higher immigration inflows have allowed the U.S. economy to absorb more new jobs without triggering inflation.")
_inflation-hits-highest-level-since-biden-took-office-nearly-half-of-americans-struggling-financially-as-inflation-soars.webp "A recent poll by Monmouth University found that 46% of Americans are financially struggling due to the spike in inflation, the highest recorded since President Biden took office. Prices have risen about 20% since then, but the inflation rate has slowed. However, prices are still significantly higher than four years ago and this could impact the upcoming election. A survey also found that an equal percentage of Americans believe that Biden or Trump cares about their economic struggles, but many still feel behind.")
_our-conjoined-twins-were-given-24-hours-to-live-124-my-extraordinary-family.webp "CONJOINED twins Callie and Carter Torres are continuing to thrive together – despite expert doctors giving them just 24 hours to live. Callie and Carter were born attached by their pelvis area, sharing all organs from the belly button down and having a single leg each. The girls, who reside in Blackfoot, Idaho, are described as omphalo-ischiopagus twins that make up less than five percent of conjoined twins throughout the world. Still to this day, just 40 to 60 percent of all conjoined twins manage to survive past birth. But with their second birthday approaching in the new year, Callie and Carter’s health continues to improve, much to the delight of parents, Chelsea and Nick Torres.")
_starmer-and-reeves-hold-q-and-a-on-policies-at-supermarket.webp "Sir Keir Starmer has discussed plans to grow the economy, help university students and stop small boats crossing the English Channel, with supermarket workers in Wiltshire. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves joined the Labour leader on the visit, and said, \")
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