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Based on 5 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Marawi liberated after five months of clashes The Islamist occupation lasted 148 days. More than 1,000 people killed, mostly rebels. Marawi's operations cost 5 billion pesos (about 95 million euros). [1]

LOS ANGELES -- At first glance, Saudi Arabian filmmaker Haifaa al-Mansour seems just like any other L.A. soccer mom. [2]

ISTANBUL -- Producer Timur Savci knows a good story when he sees one. ArtsTurkish dramas are rewriting the global entertainment script Different lifestyles and habits a smash hit with world audiences The immensely popular "Bir Zamanlar Cukurova" (Bit... [3]

DHAKA -- Muhammad Yunus won acclaim overseas for his pioneering work in microcredit. But at home in Bangladesh, the country's ruler Sheikh Hasina saw the Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist as a political threat to be contained. [4]

By EILEEN NG / AP WRITER Tuesday, January 12, 2010 [5]

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