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moderate confidence 7 sources extractive

Based on 7 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Global Church News - Queen Elizabeth and the Popes Apr 22, 2016 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II turned ninety on Thursday. [1]

Pattaya, Thailand – Radchada Chomjinda, Director of the HHN Foundation for Thai Children and Didier Moly, a pivotal foundation supporter, led a group from the Child Protection and Development Center in Huay Yai to honor Father Ray’s memory in a solem... [2]

At this point, I began delving further into my philosophy of how clothes should be made. [3]

This week’s book was written by Jerry Hopkins, an author with over 30 books to his credit. He wrote Bangkok Babylon (ISBN 978-0-8048-4077-4, Tuttle Publishing) in 2005, but the subject matter makes this book really timeless. [4]

By HARN LAY / THE IRRAWADDY Friday, February 13, 2009 [5]

Irving Penn said, “I can get obsessed by anything if I look at it long enough. That’s the curse of being a photographer.” A curse perhaps, but one that Penn put on himself, not one that was placed upon him. (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]

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