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Due to rainning session fish and vegetables in ss2 night market price get rise up.- Art Chen / The Star. 28 November 2016.

“It’s like watching a car crash in slow motion with your eyes closed, and your hands tied behind your back.”

I first heard this comment about 10 years ago from an eminent climate scientist concerned with human behaviour, and this phrase has stayed with me ever since. This is because some images you can never forget: witnessing a fatal car accident, the birth of a baby, or an animal killing another animal in the wild.

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