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[Title] => Thailand: 2 dead, 22 wounded in protester attack
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[Title] => Thailand's Red Shirts stage new protest in Bangkok
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[Title] => Thailand's Red Shirts stage new protest in Bangkok
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[Title] => Thai protesters reject talks after deadly clashes
[Summary] => Anti-government protesters dug into their encampments around Bangkok and rejected talk of negotiations Sunday after a monthlong standoff escalated into clashes that killed 20 people in Thailand's worst political violence in nearly two decades.
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[Title] => (UPDATE) Thai army pulls back from protest clashes; 18 dead
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[Title] => Thai army pulls back from protest clashes; 15 dead
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