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21. learning | 16 Jun 2011
Wasting time
Easy English news
» With his party behind in the polls, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has been forced to waste valuable time answering questions about what he would do if his party loses the general election.
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22. news | 05 May 2013
Historic polls marred by fraud claims
By Post Reporters, Newspaper section: News
» NARATHIWAT - Thai-Malaysians are reportedly being offered up to 5,000 baht for "travel expenses" to vote in today's tight election race in Malaysia which has already been tainted by corruption allegations levelled by...
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23. news | 21 Apr 2013
Iraq counts votes from first polls since US pullout
By AFP
» Iraqi election officials were to begin counting votes on Sunday from the country's first elections since US troops departed, which served as a key test of its stability amid a spike in violence.
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24. news | 04 Apr 2013
PM Najib predicts victory at polls
By AFP
» Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said Thursday he is "cautiously optimistic" of victory on election day if his party can overcome its internal woes.
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25. news | 25 Mar 2013
Heavy cost to Cyprus bailout
By AFP
» NICOSIA - Cyprus clinched a 10-billion-euro bailout on Monday that averted a "disorderly" eurozone exit, but at the cost of agreeing to painful reforms that will downsize its status as an offshore banking centre.
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26. news | 28 Apr 2013
Pakistan bomber kills 3, wounds 49
By AFP
» Three bomb explosions killed three people including a young girl in Pakistan's port city of Karachi on Saturday, police and hospital officials said, in the latest violence ahead of polls next month.
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27. news | 12 May 2013
Violence, fraud worry Philippine polls
By AP
» Philippine officials say despite scattered killings and fears of fraud, congressional and local elections on Monday are expected to be relatively peaceful after authorities took drastic steps to prevent any chaos.
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28. news | 10 May 2013
Protests raise pressure in 'polarised' Malaysia
By AFP
» A planned wave of protests over disputed Malaysian elections is the most provocative challenge to the government in years, upping pressure on a long-ruling regime already smarting from the polls.
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29. news | 10 May 2013
Pakistan holds landmark polls under Taliban threat
By AFP
» Millions of Pakistanis are expected to brave Taliban threats Saturday to vote in elections that mark a historic democratic transition in the nuclear-armed state ruled for half its life by the army.
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30. news | 28 Mar 2013
NSC chief rules out troop exit
SOUTH DIALOGUE
By Wassana Nanuam, Newspaper section: News
» National Security Council (NSC) chief Paradorn Pattanatabut insists the formation of a special administrative zone and troop withdrawal will not be discussed when he sits down for formal talks with southern insurgent gro...
