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	Thanisorn Auttawetchakul from Chulalongkorn University&rsquo;s Demonstration Elementary School and Vorapas Meejitpaisarn from the Bangkok Christian College were named Grand Champions for having the highest scores.&nbsp;</div>
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	The competition attracted contestants from more than 10 countries including India, the Philippines, Indonesia, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, South Korea, Iran, Myanmar, Vietnam and Thailand.</div>

Thai students sweep up prizes at IMC 2016

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Thai students sweep up prizes at IMC 2016

Thai students have snatched 50 prizes at the International Mathematics Contest (IMC) 2016 in Singapore, returning home this week with five gold, 10 silver and 20 bronze medals. They have also grabbed 13 special-mention prizes plus two Grand Champion award

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