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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Listen to this article in summarized format Lok Sabha takes up resolution to remove Sp [1]

Opinion The Assam elections will be a referendum on Himanta Biswa Sarma’s leadership This is the first time in his 25-year-long legislative career that an election will be fought on Sarma's face, rhetoric and policies Written by Subhrangshu Pratim S... [2]

OSAKA -- Japanese artificial intelligence program DeepZenGo faced off with three human go masters from Japan, China and South Korea in its debut of an international match in the World Go Championship that ended on March 23. [5]

By LALIT K JHA / UNITED NATIONS Monday, March 3, 2008 [6]

By HARN LAY / THE IRRAWADDY Friday, February 13, 2009 [8]

WUZHEN, China -- Fresh off its victory over the world's best go player, the AlphaGo artificial intelligence program is retiring from the ancient game. [9]

SEOUL -- More than 2 million viewers tuned into a Go match series broadcast live from South Korea on YouTube in March. [10]

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