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	The stamps portray famous desserts of both countries - mango sticky rice for Thailand and ice cream sandwich for Singapore, to reflect the sweet relations in the past decades.</div>
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	The stamps are available in Thailand and Singapore at the price of Bt3 and S$0.3. &nbsp;</div>
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Commemorating Thai-Singapore stamps

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