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    1st Day Of Thai Anti-govt Protests Pass Peacefully
    Source: Tampa Bay Online
    Friday 12th March, 2010  

    BANGKOK (AP) -- A day of anti-government protests around Thailand passed peacefully Friday, though concerns remained about possible violence when demonstrators converge in the country's capital for a ... ...

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