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• Heavy traffic expected at Singapore-Malaysia land checkpoints during Deepavali long weekend

  Immigration authorities are urging cross-border travellers to plan journeys during off-peak hours as stepped-up security protocols will significantly lengthen wait times. Heightened global security measures enacted earlier this year remain active across both Woodlands and Tuas facilities. Officials are pushing automated processing tools and strict queue enforcement to manage the massive flow of holiday motorists.

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• Kintsugi: Why Japanese art mends broken pottery with gold, not hiding cracks

  Dating back to the 15th century, this traditional Japanese craft uses urushi lacquer and precious metals to turn damaged ceramics into unique heirlooms. Closely tied to tea culture and the philosophy of wabi-sabi, the technique embraces natural wear while offering a sustainable alternative to discarding broken household items.

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• Texas emu, chicken owner sparks land feud; Supreme Court blocks inspection

  State justices determined that neighbours alleging subdivision rule violations cannot use expansive court-ordered physical inspections simply to gather evidence against a fellow resident. The decision safeguards rural homesteaders facing friction from encroaching residential subdivisions by limiting invasive discovery measures. Moving forward, plaintiffs must rely on standard legal processes rather than demanding direct access to private property.

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