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Two kids pay attention to a pig that was in Santa Claus dress at a zoo in Sri Racha, Chon Buri on Saturday.//Photo by Tawatchai Jaowattana

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More troopers to the south early next year

The Army will early next year dispatch about 3,000 reinforcements to the southernmost provinces as militants intensify their attacks on civilians, particularly teachers and students.



Tsunami : Two Years After

It took away hundreds of thousands of lives and changed countless others. Faith was shaken and seriously challenged. Life have since been going on, but even now no single soul can thoroughly comprehend what happened on December 26, 2004 and its aftermath.



Fishing boats left high and dry

Somporn Keoykaew has been waiting two years for authorities to remove a large fishing boat from his land. Washed in by the Boxing Day tsunami, the now fully repaired and repainted boat sits in his backyard with the bow resting on his roof.






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Investment rules clarified
The Bank of Thailand yesterday announced further clarifications to its controls on short-term capital inflows to serve as a reference for financial institutions in following the 30-per-cent reserve requirement.






More troopers to the south early next year
The Army will early next year dispatch about 3,000 reinforcements to the southernmost provinces as militants intensify their attacks on civilians, particularly teachers and students.






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CAPITAL RESERVE RULE
Market in jitters over confusion

Lenders, borrowers pause to see effects



German parts firm targets Japanese vehicles


Stem-cell research wins prize


Foreign Business Act under review

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SOUTHERN UNREST
Big surge in violence expected

Militants likely to step up attacks over the New Year: PM



Fatalities averted as fires rage in Bangkok, Kanchanaburi; BMA to help


Half of all South teachers 'stressed'


University staff now 'official', PM says

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AEC summons Pojaman, five others to hear charges against them
The Assets Examination Committee yesterday ordered six people involved in a controversial share transfer in 1997, including Khunying Pojaman Shinawatra, the wife of ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra, to appear in person before the panel on January 4 to hear formal charges against them.



'Use 1997 charter as benchmark'


TRT approached me first, says Chavalit

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WATCHDOG: Storm brews as PAD bolsters mission to bring down govt
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Asian, European teams set for battle royale to win Royal Trophy
Continental pride and honour will be at stake when the colossal Continents of Asia and Europe collide in what promises to be a battle for the ages for the Royal Trophy, held at the exclusive Amata Spring Country Club from January 12-14.



Alpine has a name change to celebrate 10th year

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EDITORIAL
Little seasonal cheer in Mideast

Israel, the US and the Palestinians must all put their houses in order before lasting peace can be achieved



Tsunami memorials are a blight on the landscape


'You' are not worthy of the title

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  • Somchai says House dissolution, resignation not solution now
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  • PM Somchai to talk about police's violent crackdown on protesters tonight
  • PAD confirms plan to hold rally at Police head office Monday
  • NCCC may set up panel to investigate police's use of excessive force against protesters
  • "Grandpa Yen", boatman of Phetchaburi, dies at 108
  • Somchai says he'll consider pros and cons of all available alternatives



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  • At least 12 killed in earthquake in southern Russia
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