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Tonight on “The Amazing Race,” teams dive deeper into the countryside of Thailand for the second leg of the race, encountering catfish-infested waters and pomelo-filled rivers, on the episode “You Don’t See That at Home,” airing Wednesday, October 4 (9:30-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS. Phil Keoghan hosts. SEE Everything to know about ‘The Amazing …
Teams dive deeper into the countryside of Thailand for the second leg of the race, encountering catfish-infested waters.
The Emmy-winning show begins its milestone 35th season at the iconic Hollywood Sign, celebrating the famous landmark’s 100th anniversary.
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Ncolorado pot sellers are challenging uncle sam and saying that the irs shouldn't collect taxes on marijuana sales because they are illegal under federal law. by 53ing the taxes they are setting themselves up for more future prosecutions. a lyssa? >> if in the future the feds decide to enforce federal law in places like washington state and colorado, then their paid tax bills will amount to evidence. >> and attorney rob corey said enforcing the businesses to pay taxes violates the u.s. constitution and foiled a lawsuit in district court on behalf of cloints who say taxes could beoused for pros...