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	The US &ldquo;stands by the Thai people during this difficult period &hellip; our hearts go out to the Thai people&rdquo;, Obama was quoted as saying. The United States &ldquo;remains confident in the resilience and strength of the Thai people&rdquo;, Obama said</div>
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Obama offers sympathy

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Obama offers sympathy

US Ambassador to Thailand Kristie Kenney yesterday relayed via Twitter (@KristieKenney) a message from President Barack Obama expressing sympathy for Thais suffering from the flood crisis.

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