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[Title] => Thai prime minister, an ex-general, is millionaire
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[Title] => Thailand tallies rising cost of nationwide floods
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[Title] => Pledging price scheme to harm Thai rice export: exporter
[Summary] => Chookiat Ophaswongse, Honorary President of the Thai Rice Exporters Association, said on Sunday that he foresees rice export of Thailand for year 2012 to drop by 30 to 40 percent.
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[Title] => 1 million methamphetamine pills seized in Thailand
[Summary] => Police in Thailand's central province of Sukhothai on Thursday informed the media that they arrested two suspected members of a drug syndicate and seized one million of methamphetamine pills with an estimated value of 300 million baht (9.86 million U.S. dollars).
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[Title] => Bangkok bounces back
[Summary] => In mid-April, just after the aborted Asean summit in Pattaya, travel agency owner Kaemsak “Pong” Bhammornsattit recalls telling worried customers from overseas to postpone their trip to Bangkok.
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[Summary] => Some of the muppets were in Bangkok at the same time, so they made a date for dinner. Tickle-Me Elmo, Telly, and Herry could not resist the very reasonably-priced Thai massages that were being advertised everywhere (as low as 99 baht, 1 baht = P1.32), after which they had to take long naps and showers. By the time they turned up at Grungella’s hotel it was 10 p.m.
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[Title] => Thailand calls for global cooperation after Wall Street tumble
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[Title] => Locally manufactured tiles benefit from weak peso
[Summary] => The weakening of the peso against the dollar has had an unexpected benefit on Philippine-made tiles, according to Trade Secretary Cesar V. Purisima.
According to Purisima, because of the depreciation of the peso and the appreciaion of the baht, one local tile manufacturer, Mariwas "now exports to Thailand, rather than before, when they were importing tiles from Thailand."
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[Title] => EDITORIAL – Building a better nation
[Summary] => The day after President Arroyo announced she would not run in the 2004 elections, several members of the opposition still seemed willing to suspend disbelief and go along with her efforts to build a better nation.
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Part I
On May 18,
Startalk is airing a special made-in-Phuket edition wherein host Rosanna Roces will reveal not only her body, but also her soul in an exclusive interview where she talks about some personal matters in her life that she has never disclosed to the public.
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According to Purisima, because of the depreciation of the peso and the appreciaion of the baht, one local tile manufacturer, Mariwas "now exports to Thailand, rather than before, when they were importing tiles from Thailand."
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Startalk is airing a special made-in-Phuket edition wherein host Rosanna Roces will reveal not only her body, but also her soul in an exclusive interview where she talks about some personal matters in her life that she has never disclosed to the public.
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