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| The barber and his customers discuss the way Than Shwe celebrated thingyan. |
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| It’s the end of term at college, so Ko Paing wants his hair cut neat for the graduation party. |
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| After the new Thai prime minister’s visit to Burma, will there be new job opportunities in Thailand? |
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| The barber is busy with a customer, giving him a shave while he sleeps. U Toke Kyee is, as usual, reading a newspaper on a bench shaking his head in despair at the daily news. |
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| By DAVID PAQUETTE |
| Is Gambari the new Rambo? Or should Rambo take over as the new special envoy to Burma? |
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| The international press comes knocking at the jungle camps of Burma’s student rebels. |
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| The opening of a Karen church provided a group of student rebels more than just spiritual nourishment. |
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| About 90 percent of us would never experience a battle with Burmese forces. |
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