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HM approves new Cabinet

His Majesty the King yesterday endorsed the Cabinet line-up submitted by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.

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Academics rap Abhisit Cabinet
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Red shirts plan Dec 28 rally in Sanam Luang
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Businessman's nomination irritates Democrat MP
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Focus on Cabinet Seats
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Weighing up Abhisit's assets and liabilities
Abhisit Vejjajiva had a baptism of fire yesterday in an interview with CNN's Dan Rivers.
Fun and Games may spell dissolution
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How can Thailand ride the storm?
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