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But with the chaos unchecked, the question is how safe it is for Thais.
ECONOMIST: Thailand
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Thailand says it wants 300, 000 workers to return to Myanmar in the next six months to make room for unemployed Thais.
ECONOMIST: Asian pride
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The results, released on January 17th, show that in lots of ways life changed for many Thais and did indeed get worse (see table).
ECONOMIST: How much did Thailand suffer?
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For now, Thais can celebrate their king and their baht alike.
FORBES: A Mightier Baht
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Whatever the doubts about Ms Yingluck, if Thais vote for her their choice must be heeded.
ECONOMIST: Thailand's election
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But quite a lot of Thais blamed the government for turning an obscure bit of nonsense into a global free-speech issue.
ECONOMIST: Censorship and the internet
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So the Thais had good reason for thinking that the Japanese might be willing to lend them money to stabilise the baht.
ECONOMIST: Don��t ask and we won��t refuse
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It is often used for ceremonial dowry payments and, significantly for the spa business, many Thais believe gold helps heal skin wounds such as scars.
WSJ: In Thailand, Those Seeking A Golden Glow Rush to the Spa
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Alongside diehard Thaksinite protesters, stand middle-class Thais who do not care for Mr Thaksin but are disgusted by the political prestidigitation that toppled two elected governments.
ECONOMIST: Thaksin still hankers after a triumphant homecoming
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Sacked by the Thais in 1431 and abandoned in 1432, Angkor was forgotten for a few centuries.
UNESCO: Culture
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Thaksin, who has vowed never to bow to mob rule, hopes a broad raft of support among rural Thais will be enough return him to office and bury the controversy once and for all.
FORBES: Thai PM Thaksin's Son Fined Over Shin Sale
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They are urging Thais to be a little less tolerant than the country's image as a magnet for night-clubbers and sun-seekers might suggest.
WSJ: In Thailand Today, Teen Monks Express the Spirit to a Rock Beat