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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

Yves Saint Laurent, Karl Lagerfeld and myself, Kenzo Takada. In this installment, I'd like to talk about the relationships shared by the three of us. We were bound together by a number of complex threads. [1]

BANGKOK, Thailand – Thai police on Thursday (Nov 7) arrested a high-profile lawyer known for his outspoken advocacy, Sittra Biebangkerd, known as “Attorney Tum,” and his wife, Patitta Biebangkerd, on fraud and money laundering charges. [3]

PATTAYA, Thailand – In a celebration of love and commitment, the Banglamung District organized a heart-warming Valentine’s Day event titled “Phromlikhit Phukphan: Rakniran at Bang Lamung” (Destiny ties both of us into eternal love at Banglamung) on F... [4]

Osamu Karita is managing director and senior partner in Boston Consulting Group's Tokyo office. He is the Japan lead for the BCG Henderson Institute, an in-house think tank. [5]

BANGKOK — A pro-democracy activist in Thailand was re-arrested Thursday after his bail was revoked in a case accusing him of sharing online a Thai-language BBC story about the country’s new king. [6]

By NINIEK KARMINI Sunday, June 13, 2010 By NINIEK KARMINI Sunday, June 13, 2010 By NINIEK KARMINI Sunday, June 13, 2010 [8]

By HARN LAY / THE IRRAWADDY Thursday, August 7, 2008 [10]

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