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Fortunately for Chuan, 59, he is backed by a strong cast, not least the experienced economic team led by Deputy Prime Minister Supachai Panichpakdi and Finance Minister Tarrin Nimmanhaeminda.
CNN: IN FOR A ROUGH RIDE
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Through it he hopes to succeed Chuan Leekpai as Thailand's next prime minister in elections that must take place by November.
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Two years later, when the interim regimes had proved their ineptness and Chuan was returned to power, he proudly brought back Tarrin and Supachai.
CNN: THE FEUDING MINISTERS
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While Thaksin regards Chuan Leekpai and some members of his cabinet as honest and well meaning, he thinks that they took the wrong approach to rebuilding the economy.
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In an open vote, Niphon (who runs Chuan's office) could have taken the first deputy spot, but he, too, has bolder goals - namely replacing secretary-general Sanan Kachornprasart (the official No. 2 in the party).
CNN: ALL STANDING IN A LINE
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As he took over the helm on November 9th, at least the new prime minister, Chuan Leekpai, had the support of many of the passengers.
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Because he figures voters are ready to give him a go after watching the performances of Chatichai, Chuan and Banharn.
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