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	If the teachers are from Isaan, and they voted in the national election, chances are they&rsquo;ve already been gambling irresponsibly with Thailand&rsquo;s future. &nbsp;They probably bet that the Shinawatras would take good care of Thailand &ndash; and they lost that bet.</div>
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	Ken Albertsen</div>
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	Chiang Rai</div>

Rolled the dice and lost

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Rolled the dice and lost

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