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Sia is the Thai version of a Teochiu word for tycoon, and is often prefixed to the
name of a Chinese-Thai who becomes wealthy from business. 10. “Long Ju' is a
Chinese title for an accountant. 11. Matichon Sutsapda, 4 March 1984. 31. 32. 33.
Sia is the Thai version of a Teochiu word for tycoon, and is often prefixed to the
name of a Chinese-Thai who becomes wealthy from business. 10. “Long Ju' is a
Chinese title for an accountant. 11. Matichon Sutsapda, 4 March 1984. 31. 32. 33.
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Krungthep Thurakit, 18 April 1992; Matichon, 6 October 1991. Matichon, 6
October 1991. Krungthep Thurakit, 26 August 1992. The Nation, 19 May 1994.
See also the column 'Khunapap Sangkhom' (the quality of society), Thai Rath, 31
March ...
Krungthep Thurakit, 18 April 1992; Matichon, 6 October 1991. Matichon, 6
October 1991. Krungthep Thurakit, 26 August 1992. The Nation, 19 May 1994.
See also the column 'Khunapap Sangkhom' (the quality of society), Thai Rath, 31
March ...
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23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Incidentally when Pramarn became Minister of
Interior at a later date he did not succeed in reforming the police. Matichon, daily,
10 March 1993. Matichon, daily, 7 March 1993. Sannathi (1989: 55–6, 71, 257-8).
23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Incidentally when Pramarn became Minister of
Interior at a later date he did not succeed in reforming the police. Matichon, daily,
10 March 1993. Matichon, daily, 7 March 1993. Sannathi (1989: 55–6, 71, 257-8).
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