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	Children of foreigners were not included. Simple maths then tells us that those foreign residents bring in more money to the Thai economy than do tourists. So it is not more tourist attractions that are needed, but foreign-residence offices to help foreigners settle here.</div>
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	Yes, heaven forbid: logic in Thailand.</div>
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	Michael Weldon&nbsp;</div>
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	Udon Thani</div>

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