Bangkok Post - 2016-09-30

• Ruling ‘opens door’ for 8 more years of Prayut
• Water world
• Gen-Y a hotbed of sex, study reveals
• DIFFERENT FOLKS, DIFFERENT STROKES
• Ministry mulls ‘sin-tax’ fund for the elderly
• PM vows to wipe out corruption
• Somkid tells SRT to set up land developmen­t unit
• Civic group calls for medical body reform
• Love motel shootout ends in bust
• Somsak loses his B16m house
• Dept to take over more varsities
• Group lodges school scam complaint
• Confusion over Duterte’s US remarks
• Teen blogger sent back to Singapore jail
• Pakistan denies strikes were ‘surgical’
• N Korean soldier defects to the South
• Rights group urges end to ‘kneecappin­g’
• Man rescued from ocean suspect in killing
• Congress axes veto of 9/11 Saudi sue bill
• Protests after unarmed black man shot dead by police
• Amnesty accuses Khartoum of chemical weapons attacks
• Curtain drops on Israel’s founders
• Abortion hypocrisy irks
• Foolish move with Amnesty
• Regime must get its head out of the sand
• Abstractio­n remains our faulty coping mechanism
• I’ve never liked Apple stuff. Maybe I’m not so alone
• Caught in a messy web of S44 orders
• Southgate vows good results
• Banned Rose seeks spot on future Hall of Fame ballots
• Red Sox win AL East title despite defeat
• Ratchanok suffers another shock defeat
• Barr and Panuphol set pace in Taiwan
• Willett apologises for brother’s fiery rant
• Nop hopes to get the better of WBA champion Cermeno
• Busan Asiad gold winner Mongkol dies
• Title-holder An impresses in first round
• Celtic hold Man City in 3-3 thriller
• Abu Dhabi heat no worry for upbeat Thais
• BDMS buys Nai Lert Park hotel
• Price war rages at stock clearance mobile expo
• Plan on tourist SIM teetering
• DROP IN THE BARREL
• A SITE BETTER
• TOURISM BOOST
• BLACKBERRY CRUMBLE
• BOOMING BUSINESS
• Recovery hopes stay buoyant
• New developmen­ts lined up for year-end launch
• Exim Bank targets CLMV office roll-out
• SEC bans Triple A Plus
• TERMINATIN­G AN EMPLOYEE FOR POOR WORK PERFORMANC­E
• Mitsubishi passenger jet arrives in US for flight tests
• Air Berlin shrinks fleet, slashes jobs
• Energy firms lead Asia rallies on Opec deal
• New Renault Zoe gets 400-km range
• US to cede ‘key’ internet role
• Tycoon warns of ‘biggest bubble’
• Commerzban­k to axe jobs, halt dividend in overhaul
• Vietnam’s GDP growth slows to 6.4% in Q3
• IN THE EYE OF THE STORM
• New biography of Hitler reads like a Shakespear­ean parable
• Get ready for the vegetarian festival
• Slot Machine and other Thai bands eyeing internatio­nal hits
• Depicting seasonal change
• Jarrar lifts pall over Lanvin with classy show
• Dylan to release 36-CD set of iconic electric tour
• Disney announces live-action remake of The Lion King
• Iraq opens new antiquitie­s museum in Basra
• TASTE OF PARISIAN FLAIR
• THE VEGGIE BURGER DEVELOPS MUSCLE
• SAVOURY CLAFOUTIS
• BERRY CLAFOUTIS
• On an island with culinary masters
• Gallic vegan fest
• Life’s freshest ingredient­s
• More Nazi bashing
• Pay your taxes
• ASIA BOOKS TOP 10
• NEW YORK TIMES
• CROSSING THE CINEMATIC BORDER
• Riveting Deepwater Horizon captivates throughout
• Wee, weird heroes star in Miss Peregrine
• 19 Signs You’re a Thai ‘90s Kid
• Sips and nibbles at CHAR Rooftop Bar
• NOT-AWKWARD-IN-ENGLISH THAI NAMES
• NICKNAMES FOR YOUR FUTURE BABIES
• YOUR CELEB NAMES
• FROYO ON FLEEK
• DOWN FOR THE WEEKEND IN SG
• GRAND PRIX SEASON IN SINGAPORE
• MUSCLES, MEASURED
• TRAVEL WITH MEANING

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