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Based on 4 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Aquí está el texto oficial del Tomos ucraniano. El primado de Constantinopla, por encima de Kiev Fue publicado en el sitio del Patriarcado de Constantinopla. El rol directivo del patriarca ecuménico es la causa de la ruptura con Moscú. [1]

Metropolitano búlgaro expresa su comunión con la Iglesia ortodoxa ucraniana En una liturgia presidida por Nicolás (Sevastianov), obispo de Plovdiv, se citó el nombre de Epifanio de Kiev. [2]

Many provinces are now making shirts and pants with printed patterns featuring local identities after the elephant-patterned pants of Chiang Mai and various designs of other provinces gain popularity among tourists. [3]

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