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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:
Pattaya transwomen steals motorcycle and phone from Russian man Two Thai transwomen stole a motorcycle and a mobile phone from a Russian man in Pattaya on March 8 after he became intoxicated. [2]
In Japan hundreds of thousands of people follow the culinary life of Goro Inogashira -- and everyone likes him. But this isn't Instagram. Inogashira has no social-media account; he's not even a real person. [3]
RANGOON — Wimala Biwuntha is a pint-sized monk with boyish features who could barely see over the lectern during his recent sermon to a mesmerized crowd at a Rangoon monastery. [4]
TOKYO -- Teva Takeda Pharma is likely to post sales of slightly more than 100 billion yen ($916 million) in the year ending December, President Hiroshi Matsumori said in a speech here Friday, revealing the drugmaker's business size for the first time... [5]
Winning the Soen Award had a tremendous impact. I promptly received a job offer from Soen magazine asking me to design apparel to be introduced in print. The "Ninth Class of Flowers" after graduation. [6]
TOKYO -- Japanese chemical company Teijin has invested in an American venture developing a device for treating infections after prosthetic joint implant surgery, aiming to cooperate in research and commercialization. [7]
YANGON -- Today she is Nana, a tall, slender punk singer with blood-red lips and a black lace gown tailored to reveal patent leather boots laced up to her knees. [9]
RANGOON—Under the high vaulted ceilings of a nursing home in Rangoon, there are shrieks of laughter and bursts of applause as people rush to pass a ball between teams as part of a rowdy competition. [10]
Note: This briefing is based on limited source coverage. The evidence may be incomplete or outdated.
Pattaya transwomen steals motorcycle and phone from Russian man Two Thai transwomen stole a motorcycle and a mobile phone from a Russian man in Pattaya on March 8 after he became intoxicated.
In Japan hundreds of thousands of people follow the culinary life of Goro Inogashira -- and everyone likes him. But this isn't Instagram. Inogashira has no social-media account; he's not even a real person.
RANGOON — Wimala Biwuntha is a pint-sized monk with boyish features who could barely see over the lectern during his recent sermon to a mesmerized crowd at a Rangoon monastery.
TOKYO -- Teva Takeda Pharma is likely to post sales of slightly more than 100 billion yen ($916 million) in the year ending December, President Hiroshi Matsumori said in a speech here Friday, revealing the drugmaker's business size for the first time
Winning the Soen Award had a tremendous impact. I promptly received a job offer from Soen magazine asking me to design apparel to be introduced in print. The "Ninth Class of Flowers" after graduation.
TOKYO -- Japanese chemical company Teijin has invested in an American venture developing a device for treating infections after prosthetic joint implant surgery, aiming to cooperate in research and commercialization.
YANGON -- Today she is Nana, a tall, slender punk singer with blood-red lips and a black lace gown tailored to reveal patent leather boots laced up to her knees.
RANGOON—Under the high vaulted ceilings of a nursing home in Rangoon, there are shrieks of laughter and bursts of applause as people rush to pass a ball between teams as part of a rowdy competition.