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    Amazing Thailand

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    AMAZING THAILAND When tourists are looking for a beautiful place to travel‚ Thailand is one of the sites you have to bear in mind. There are many wonderful attractions in Thailand. There are a lot different kinds of fruits and vegetables that you probably never discovered before. When you are in Thailand‚ you are surrounded by smiles since the Thai are always positive and will try to help you. When you are eager to get to know Thailand‚ continue reading.              Thailand has become

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    The King of Thailand

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    The king of Thailand For me‚ Bhumiphol Adulyadet‚ the king of Thailand‚ is one of the most influential people of the 20th century. There is no other King who is so loved by his people whether Buddhist‚ Christian‚ Muslim and who loves his people so much and cares for them. He is the good example to the nation and to the world. First‚ the king of Thailand always works for his people. He sacrifices himself for the well-being of Thai people. The king of Thailand stands is the developer. He is

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    Music of Thailand

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    The Music of Thailand The music of Thailand reflects its geographic position at the intersection of China‚ India‚ Indonesia and Cambodia‚ and reflects trade routes that have historically included Persia‚ Africa‚ Greece and Rome. Thai musical instruments are varied and reflect ancient influence from far a field - including the klong thap and khim (Persian origin)‚ the jakhe (Indian origin)‚ the klong jin (Chinese origin)‚ and the klong kaek (Indonesian origin). Classical music  Thai classical

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    Aquaculture in Thailand

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    Aquaculture in Thailand Cole‚ D.‚ Cole‚ R.‚ Gaydos‚ S.‚ et al.(2009). Aquaculture: Environmental‚ toxicological‚ and health issues. International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health‚ 212‚ 369-377. Thailand is the largest shrimp producer in Southeast Asia with shrimp farms developed along the Thai coastline (Graslund‚ 2001). The shrimp farms are about 80‚000 hectares‚ and since 1992‚ Thailand has produced from 150‚000 to 220‚000 tons of shrimp every year (Graslund‚ 2001). Ninety percent

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    Travel Thailand

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    whatever you want anytime you want. I was looking for sleep at this point after 18 hours in the air and a three hour layover. My cab pulled into my hotel‚ and I was asleep within thirty minutes. Thailand and half the world away would have to wait until tomorrow. I woke up excited to be in Asia and Thailand for my first time. I pulled open the curtain in my hotel room and the top picture is what I was greeted with. Wat a view. An urban concrete jungle with crazy four lane highways going this way and

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    Palace of Thailand

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    Palaces of Thailand. There are many palaces in Thailand each with their own unique design and stories behind it. Of course the most important palace in Thailand is Bangkok’s Grand Palace. For many‚ a visit to the Grand Palace is an absolute essential when in Thailand. Besides that‚ there is also the Bang Pa-In Palace and Phraram Ratchaniwet Palace just to name a few. However‚ out of the many palaces in Thailand‚ I have chosen the Maruekhathaiyawan Palace. If given this title‚ Palaces of Thailand‚ most

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    The Economic Problems of the Welfare System Economics 405- Economic Problems and Issues Describe the selected economic problem. Welfare is a drain on the economic system in America. Developed in the 1930’s‚ welfare’s intended purpose was to help low income Americans get on their feet‚ but it turned out to be a slow sinking hole with little help of getting out. The majority of individuals that rely on the welfare system are young single mothers with little education

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    season in mid-July.These views spoke reams to me. The finances of many-upper class- to middle class- were suffering amidst this “Great Recession” (aka “Great Depression”). The tax base and financial base were crumbling in synchrony with the financial problems experienced across the state of Massachusetts. Here‚ the casualties were the many hard working individuals and the related industries and businesses dependent on not merely the tourist vacation dollars‚ but the demand for local arts‚ seafood industries

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    The economic problem in every country does not change‚ but its level varies from one country to another. This problem is the problem of scarcity. To clarify more‚ it is the scarcity of resources versus people’s unlimited needs and wants. Every country has this problem; people can never be satisfied with what they have‚ they always want more‚ and hence their demands for goods and services are endless. Personally I believe that in Egypt‚ one of the major factors that contributes to a higher or increased

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    Socio Economic Problems of Pakistan By: Sehar Sheikh Outline: Introduction: • A problem-free society; desire of every individual • Defining social and economic problems • Why they are a menace? A. Social ProblemsProblems at the time of separation grew with the passage of time • The current scenario a. Poor law and order situation b. Poverty c. Illiteracy d. Corruption e. Unemployment f. Child Labour B. Economic Problems • Power crises and war on terrorism‚ root of basic economic problems

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