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Maria Sharapova of Russia serves against compatriot Vera Zvonareva in their womens singles fourth round match at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Monday. Sharapova won the match 7-5, 6-4.//AFP

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Don't lose faith, top doctor says

An awardwinning virologist encouraged young doctors Monday not to abandon goals of providing good health for all.

CDA votes to bar junta-appointed in charter writing

The Constitution Drafting Assembly (CDA) moved Monday to prevent junta-appointed charter writers from heading its committees and sub-committees.

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Runway cracks widen at Suvarnabhumi
Cracks in the runways at Suvarnabhumi Airport runways have expanded and may affect passenger safety, according to the head of a panel looking into the construction of the multibillion-baht facility.

ANALYSIS
Timing critical to Thaksin's media blitz
Attack on junta or rearguard action in face of corruption probes?

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TACTICAL CHANGE
TAT firmly focused on quality tourism
New chief Pornsiri cuts 2008 arrivals target by 4 million to reflect policy

Jungceylon sets broad sights

Microsoft upbeat on Thai prospects

Small science

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BIRD FLU
Fears ease as tests rule out H5N1
Ayutthaya man cleared of deadly strain: ministry

BMA seeks ruling on subsidiary firm

Soldiers engaged in gunfight in Narathiwat

Park's 'free flights unfair'

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
The voice of the people must be heard
Constitution drafter Angkhana Neelaphaijit denies her selection was linked to case of her missing lawyer husband Human-rights campaigner and newly selected constitution drafter Angkhana Neelaphaijit talks to The Nation's Pravit Rojanaphruk about the junta's controversial drafting process.

Several concerns over drafting of new constitution

TRT names panel to make it an institution

Coup opponents torch 'symbols' of junta

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Tawatchai saves the day for Thammasat
Former national player Tawatchai Dumrong-ongtrakul salvaged Thammasat University's pride with a late dramatic penalty in a 1-1 draw against arch-rivals Chulalongkorn University in their 63rd traditional football match at the Suphachalasai stadium yesterday.

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EDITORIAL
Cohesion needed at top govt level
Support for coup-makers may wane unless Surayud and CNS show a united front in ending political crisis

Access-to-information-law requires an urgent overhaul

Dreams of national unity are just that

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