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Mon, April 23, 2007 : Last updated 14:33 pm (Thai local time)
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It's love-all for happy couple

Starting from their first meeting when she gave him a peck on the cheek on court at the Thailand Open last year, Miss Universe 2005 Natalie Glebova and tennis ace Paradorn Srichaphan have developed a special relationship.
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Lessons in democracy for everyday living

Wissanee Siltrakoon's decision to write something about democracy more than 10 years ago resulted in an invaluable illustrated book, now included in the "Best Practice Series" by the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for Unesco.
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Bollywood's star couple begin life as 'Mr and Mrs Bachchan'

Mumbai - Bollywood stars Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan began life as "Mr and Mrs Bachchan" on Saturday after three days of wedding celebrations for Indian cinema's ultimate power couple.
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The sooner report on child missing, the better

Prompted by a recent case, the Social Development and Human Security Ministry called on Saturday for an exception to the law requiring parents to wait 24 hours before reporting a missing child to police.
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Gunman kills hostage, self at NASA space centre

Houston, Texas - A NASA contractor took two co-workers hostage at Johnson Space Center, killing one of them before turning the revolver on himself, officials said, just days after the bloodiest school shooting in US history.
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Two soldiers killed by suspected militants in Pattani

Pattani - A roadside bomb killed three soldiers and seriously wounded two others in Yarang district, while in Narathiwat's Rangae district, a security unit and a Buddhist novice out receiving alms came under attack by gunmen using AK47 and M16 automatic rifles in Narathiwat's Rangae district.
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Surayud pushes amnesty in South

PM wants to draw militants back into 'legal fold' in hope of restoring peace
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