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Royal Guards salute His Majesty the King when His Majesty inspects the Royal Guards before the trooping colours at the Royal Plaza Saturday.

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Clinton visits tsunami-affected Thai sea gypsies

HIN LOOK DIEU, Phuket - Former US president Bill Clinton on Saturday paid a fleeting visit to a community of sea gypsies who have rebuilt their lives in Thailand after the devastating 2004 tsunami.



Bt10 billion to be set aside to help flood victims

Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont Saturday said Bt10 billion would be set aside to assist flood-affected people, while the hard-hit Angthong province used Effective Microorganisms (EM) to tackle stagnant floodwater.



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Bill to go back to NLA after changes


Two-, three-digit draw will not be wound up, says Pridiyathorn






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ASSET STATEMENTS
No dearth of wealth in Cabinet

But new government lags behind Thaksin's billionaire club






BOT ready with steps to stop baht speculation
The Bank of Thailand will soon introduce new measures to block speculative capital inflows - the "hot money" speculators bring into the Kingdom to influence the baht, which has risen at too fast a pace over the past few days.






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BOARD OF INVESTMENT
Dow Chem to apply for privileges

US chemicals giant has $900m for making Thailand a major production base in SE Asia



SEC backs direct investment abroad


November inflation hits 3.5%


Central gets festive

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LAW SCHOOL
New York chance for legal eagles

Scholarship set up in honour of HRH Princess Bajra



Pulo condemns violence as two schools set ablaze


THAI FILMS :Director and awards organiser Charn Meesri dies aged 70


CU rector defends changes

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Parties face harsher penalties
The Election Commission (EC) yesterday asked public prosecutors to seek maximum punishment for alleged electoral fraud involving five political parties, including the Thai Rak Thai Party.



EC declares goal to regain public trust

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TAKRAW GOLD IN SIGHT
Malaysians out to spoil the party



Aekapan provides boost for Thailand


Two-way battle in weightlifting


Kingdom's women too hot to handle

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EDITORIAL
Iraqis must bridge the divide

Cooperation between religious factions, neighbours and the international community is vital



Don't blame Isaan wives; women are all the same


Corruption from the cradle to the grave


Thailand still shows the way on HIV/Aids

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