Who will blink first?
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The Economist March 4th-10th, 2006, pp.29, 32Summary: A war in Thai politics begins when Thaksin's opponents wants him to resign after was learning that he has exploited legal loopholes to avoid tax upon selling his family telecoms empire. However, he has remained immovable and instead called for an early election which his opponents intend to boycott.
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A war in Thai politics begins when Thaksin's opponents wants him to resign after was learning that he has exploited legal loopholes to avoid tax upon selling his family telecoms empire. However, he has remained immovable and instead called for an early election which his opponents intend to boycott.
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