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moderate confidence 6 sources extractive

Based on 6 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

British man slashed in Pattaya condo by trans escort gang Police review CCTV as suspects flee scene after violent dispute A British man was injured after being attacked in his Pattaya condo by a group of transgender persons following a dispute over ... [1]

Ex-Pakistan coach 'not shocked' with reports of PCB fining players for T20 World Cup performance: 'Just sad' Gary Kirsten reflected on reports that Pakistan players will be forced to pay a heavy fine following perceived underperformance at the World ... [2]

ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan has appointed its foreign minister, Ishaq Dar, as its first deputy prime minister in over a decade. [3]

Media campaign to deny climate change is harmful Rupert Murdoch's position is all about accumulating and exercising political power. © AP Kevin Rudd was the 26th Prime Minister of Australia. [4]

MELBOURNE -- Indigenous actor David Gulpilil was a seminal force in Australian cinema. [5]

By Contributor: Anthony Aris Wednesday, June 17, 2009 [6]

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