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Side gigs are becoming popular with the younger generation, who also want to gain work experience outside their day jobs.1,960 flats will be launched across both towns and will include five-room units.S'pore dream turned sour: How upgrading and a culture of getting ahead became corrosive
Instead of talking about upgrading one’s own home, one’s education and one’s job, let’s focus on progressing together, says Chua Mui Hoong.A Reuters investigation tracking 11 pairs of donated shoes showed that none made it to a S'pore recycling facility.Satisfy your wanderlust when you are still young, as travelling as a senior can be challenging.
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