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NO DEATH FOR 2015 BANGKOK BOMBING THAT KILLED 20 PEOPLE - POLICE FIRE WATER CANNON DURING

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“DEATH TOLL RISES FOR 2015 BANGKOK BOMBING THAT KILLED 20 PEOPLE - POLICE FIRE WATER CANNON DURING SECOND DAY OF PROTESTS”

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