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Thats Bangkok at mid-afternoon on a Monday. Unlike in Manila, there were no roadworks or accidents or stalled cars to cause the snarl. Thats just the way it is on Bangkok streets, said our taxi driver, who showed his frustration by constantly fiddling with the channel select button on his radio.
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Thats Bangkok at mid-afternoon on a Monday. Unlike in Manila, there were no roadworks or accidents or stalled cars to cause the snarl. Thats just the way it is on Bangkok streets, said our taxi driver, who showed his frustration by constantly fiddling with the channel select button on his radio.
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By NOTES FROM THE EDITOR By Singkit | April 30, 2006 - 12:00am
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