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A soldier examines debris of a taxi that Nuamthong Praiwan slammed it into a tank at the Royal Plaza on Saturday. Nuamthong sprayed his vehicle with the words, “Destroy the country” and “Suicide,” to protest the seizure of power from Thaksin government. He was in a hospital after suffering broken ribs and injuries to his chin and eyes.

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Brazil's Gol Airlines plane missing near Amazon, 155 missing

Brasilla - Rescue teams Saturday searched for a Brazilian GOL airline Boeing 737-800 with 155 people aboard that went missing during a flight from the Amazon jungle to Brasilia, officials said.



A taxi slammed into a tank

A taxi driver was in critical condition Saturday after slamming his car into a tank in Bangkok's Royal Plaza to protest the military council that seized the power from Thaksin government.



US wary of army man as post-coup PM

WASHINGTON - The United States expressed unease over reports Friday that a former army chief had been chosen to run Thailand's government after the military ouster of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.






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ANTI-GRAFT BODY
Conflict puts assets probe in turmoil

Jaruvan wants CDR to appoint former senators critical of Thaksin; Sonthi admits to 'headaches' over membership






THAI executive pays the price
Airline cracks the whip over baggage bungling at airport






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POLL FINDINGS
Executives view coup in good light

Most expect rapid recovery for economy



Investor confidence still low as production costs increase


AIS fires opening salvo in new price war


Siam Cement Group acquires new shares in PTT Chemical

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COURT APPEAL
Chalermchai death sentence upheld

Capital punishment for two of the ex-major's accomplices also stays



Floods take toll in North, Centre


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CEO policy to be reviewed

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PRE-CADET CLASS 10
Thaksin's military allies get a second chance

But council chief Sonthi's top aides in commanding postitions from today



London seminar on post-Thaksin era


Rights group demands release of foursome


Adviser Prateep quits

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'BALL' back FROM THE brink
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Wiradech for Italy


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EDITORIAL
Learning from past mistakes

Society must reject the corruption-prone patronage system if democracy is to be restored and thrive in Thaialnd



Escaping US President Bush's vision of the future

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