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A 35-year female elephant Pang Kham Mool Yai walks freely after being reintroduced to Sublangka Wildlife Sanctuary in Lopburi by the Elephant Reintroduction Foundation on Saturday.The foundation expected to return more 80 domestic elephants to their natural habitat to commemorate the 80th birthday anniversary of HM the King this year.//Photo by Korbphuk Phromrekha

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Manchester City play down Thai takeover bid claims

Manchester City officials are insisting that they remain in talks with 'a number' of different parties over a potential buyout, according to a British television station.



Ex-Thai PM makes formal bid for Man City

Deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has made a formal bid to take over Manchester City, BBC online reported Saturday.



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Surayud: Election could be moved up
The general election could be held earlier than December if the political situation is calm, Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said yesterday.






Justice to propose suspension of time limit on special cases
Justice Minister Charnchai Likhitjittha is seeking to suspend the statute of limitations in certain cases where the suspects have fled to avoid investigation, prosecution or trial.






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FIRST-QUARTER RESULTS
Listed firms post big fall in Q1 earnings

21% profit drop for SET, MAI companies; resources sector performs best



Petrol prices 'have reached peak'


BOI stands firm on pollution


Change of tack with Mini Big C stores

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CELLULAR OPERATORS
Uniform concession fees possible after key ruling

Companies relieved as the Council of State says contracts remain valid



Ex-girlfriend denies seeing explosives


Excise on eco-cars likely to be 15-20%: source


White Dove members held ahead of Chiang Mai rally

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Another radio station shut after airing ex-PM's interview
The Public Relations Department (PRD) yesterday shut down another community radio station that aired a live telephone interview with ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Wednesday night.



NEW CONSTITUTION :Student unions support draft, except on state religion, Senate


Have we learnt anything from our 'democratic actions'?

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Heartbreak for Yaowapa in the final
[TAEKWONDO] Athens Olympics heroine Yaowapa Boorapolchai suffered a bitter loss in the final of the World Taekwondo Championships at the hands of her old rival Wu Jingyu on the opening day in Beijing, shattering Thailand's dream of winning their first-ever gold in the world meet.


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EDITORIAL
Government falls for Thaksin's trap

Overreaction to ex-premier's radio phone-ins has diverted public attention, just as he hoped it would



Gap between indy and mainstream theatre threatens both


OIC could play an economic role in deep South

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