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A Honda Motor employee walked Tuesday between rows of cars left muddy after floodwaters receded at the company’s plant in Ayutthaya, Thailand. Honda vows to get rid of all 1,055 vehicles and any parts that had been submerged in this fall’s flooding.
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A Thai manlooks after his child at a temporary shelter at Don Muang airport in Bangkok on October 28, 2011. Floods that have sparked an exodus from the Thai capital crept closer to the city centre on October 28, but hopes grew that emergency barriers would prevent a major overflow from Bangkok’s main river.
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A woman cooked under the cover of a concrete structure that eventually will be used in a construction project on the outskirts of flooded Bangkok, Thailand, Wednesday.
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British citizen Jeff Savage lay on the ground after arriving at a Bangkok court Thursday. Mr. Savage is accused of violating an emergency decree during antigovernment protests last month.
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Firefighters continued to put out a fire at a building in Bangkok that was set ablaze by antigovernment protesters. Thailand picked up the pieces after violence and mayhem triggered by a crackdown on antigovernment protests, as the focus swung to recovery and reconciliation in a divided nation.
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People in Bangkok covered their noses to protect themselves from fumes from burned tires as they examined the damage caused by antigovernment red-shirt protesters along Rama IV Road, a day after a military operation cleared the protesters’ encampment.
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Forensic inspectors organized the bodies of six antigovernment red-shirt protesters who were killed overnight by the military during fighting inside a Buddhist temple that was meant to be a haven in Bangkok. The Thai military said it has recaptured control of central Bangkok.
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Thai Buddhist monks gather Sunday, May 16, 2010, at Victory Monument in Bangkok, Thailand to chant prayers for peace.
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An anti-government protester ‘Red Shirt’ throws a molotov cocktail toward Thai security forces as the violence in central Bangkok continues on May 16, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.
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A Red Shirt anti-government protester fires a sling-shot towards security officers on the Rama 4 road in Bangkok on May 18, 2010.
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A Red Shirt anti-government protester lights a firework on his sling-shot on the Rama 4 road in Bangkok on May 18, 2010. The Thai government said there would be no negotiations with protesters in the capital until they end their crippling rally, after a Senate offer to mediate crisis talks.
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An anti-government protester fires a firecracker loaded in a slingshot at Thai military forces during street clashes as the violence in central part of the city escalates on May 15, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Smoke rises from fires burning in downtown Bangkok, Thailand, following the surrender of anti-government leaders and capture of their encampment, Wednesday May 19, 2010.
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Canadian journalist Chandler Vandergrift (left) lies wounded near injured Thai soldiers after they were hit by a grenade on May 19, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Thai Security forces take cover behind an armored personnel carrier as they advance toward protesters on May 19, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand.
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