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what a dif

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Let's just say that's a pretty big group for a pretty small country.
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Did they all visit the same tailor? What's with navy blue
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I can see the point in having many people in the government. Think about it,, if you have a big new building with many, many rooms, you really need to put at least one person in each room to make the building of such a big property economically viable.
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it seems thou that He needed many more people to do the job than his son does
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Manet; 3 women
He; 6, BUT since he lots more the % is less>
so BOTH men feel women have little place in government?
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Alex wrote: ↑Fri Aug 11, 2023 11:22 am Let's just say that's a pretty big group for a pretty small country.
To be fair it's a lot smaller than before.
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Looks normal to me - the UK has around 120 ministers in government usually if I recall, and you have to think that each country has the same challenges irrespective of population size, so why would Cambodia be any different? The cabinet of top ministers is likely much smaller, again like UK or US - you know, the morons you can actually recognise and wonder "how the hell did this guy get that job?!", but there are always sub-minions for the little stuff also.
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Spigzy wrote: ↑Fri Aug 11, 2023 6:03 pm Looks normal to me - the UK has around 120 ministers in government usually if I recall, and you have to think that each country has the same challenges irrespective of population size, so why would Cambodia be any different?
Cambodia doesn’t have a Diane Abbott. As far as I know…
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Less people to agree with 8)
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Yobbo wrote: ↑Fri Aug 11, 2023 7:06 pm Less people to agree with 8)
Less people to re-educate and re-allocate.

Downside, easier to identify those who might be overly loyal to the point of limited competence.
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