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Are Diet Sodas (eg. Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Diet Pepsi, etc) with artificial sweeteners harmful? An objective analysis on YouTube
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makes you feel sick...
Darn, there goes my Coke Zero habit.
well, on the bright side, maybe you were saved from some chronic disease...
Can't win them all ...that's life isn't it? Buffet drinks coke and eat burgers everyday, he is still alive and well in the eighties.
I didn't know it had a name, but most of us have it. 
It is called the Leongsam disease.
I prefer to call it freedom of speech which Leongsam provided us disease....It is called the Leongsam disease.
I prefer to call it freedom of speech which Leongsam provided us disease....
That's why we honor him by naming the disease with his name.
thks ah sam! although I still think following England's examples on road usage is an unmitigated disaster in the making...
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Since laksaboy mentioned it, in case some Singaporeans didn't know, "Hanbaobao Pte. Ltd" is the Singapore franchise licensee of McDonald’s, operating all outlets in Singapore.
https://sg.globaldatabase.com/company/hanbaobao-pte-ltd
https://www.mcdonalds.com.sg/privacy/
https://sg.globaldatabase.com/company/hanbaobao-pte-ltd
https://www.mcdonalds.com.sg/privacy/
The franchise was brought in by former national water polo player Robert Kwan through McDonald's Restaurants Pte Ltd, a joint venture he set up with McDonald's parent company.
He first walked into a McDonald's outlet in 1975 on a driving trip to Las Vegas and became hooked on its burgers.
His first attempt to get a franchise in Singapore failed. But the Chicago-based corporation became interested in bringing its food here in 1977 and signed an agreement with Mr Kwan the following year.
In 2003, Mr Kwan sold his stake, believed to be 10 per cent, which meant that McDonald's Singapore became wholly owned by the head office.
He first walked into a McDonald's outlet in 1975 on a driving trip to Las Vegas and became hooked on its burgers.
His first attempt to get a franchise in Singapore failed. But the Chicago-based corporation became interested in bringing its food here in 1977 and signed an agreement with Mr Kwan the following year.
In 2003, Mr Kwan sold his stake, believed to be 10 per cent, which meant that McDonald's Singapore became wholly owned by the head office.
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