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[Title] => Lao military plane with defense chief crashes
[Summary] => A Laos air force plane carrying about 20 people including the country's defense minister and other senior officials crashed on Saturday, Thailand's Foreign Ministry said.
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[Title] => Treading not so softly in Thailand with Isuzu
[Summary] => For a few nervous seconds behind the wheel of a right-hand drive Isuzu D-MAX (a version I’d never driven before in my life), there is nothing but blue sky out of the windshield. Crawling up a muddy, 50-degree slope, there’s barely enough time to appreciate the "Super Commonrail" engine’s tractable power before the view tilts, and now we’re seemingly pointed straight down the other side of the hill, towards a wall of earth. "Sek" (or was it "Lek"?), our driving instructor, tells me soothingly, "Do not brake".
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