Bangkok Post - 2018-08-06

• Phetchabur­i braces for dam spillover
• Chatumongo­l to head pro-govt ACT
• Battling against a crooked system
• CRG insists no trans fat in products
• ‘Phoenix’ owner faces civil suit
• Govt to seek migrants for fish industry
• Pink Line could stretch still further
• Prisoners get help to go straight
• Unions oppose land deal in high-speed airport rail plan
• Bangladesh PM tells students to go home
• Indonesia to return Equanimity
• Widodo goes loco for ‘poco-poco’
• Hundreds of mums defend breastfeed­ing
• Jakarta lobbies to retain tariff treatment
• WORLD Kenya, Tanzania mark 1998 bombings
• Complaints rampant against Tesla cars
• Paris hosts Gay Games amid surge in angst
• Journalist­s’ bodies flown to Moscow
• Islamic State kills Druze hostage
• Fights break out between groups of protesters at rally
• Maduro survives drone assassinat­ion attempt
• Trump rips LeBron James’ smarts hours before rally
• Party names jailed leader as candidate for president
• Death, diamonds, Russia and Africa
• Retract the 14 silly rules
• Narratives of denial
• Farm debt help is mutton dressed as lamb
• Steve Bannon’s boost to Europe’s far right parties
• The Jewish are at a crossroads
• Astros smash three homers in 14-0 blowout of Dodgers
• Dramatic fightback puts De Minaur in final
• Thomas pulls away from the rest as Woods falters
• Neymar returns as PSG whip Monaco for Cup
• Buriram let Port off the hook
• Another win for evergreen Prayad on masters circuit
• Pawin ‘finally pulls it off’ in Rayong for 2nd ATGT title
• Epic eagle hands Bhullar Fiji honours
• Reds rout Napoli as Alisson makes debut
• Dovizioso prevails in Brno thriller
• Perfect Peaty
• Marin makes history, Momota caps comeback with world crown
• Pornanong retains one-stroke lead at Women’s British Open
• Safeguardi­ng against the race for data
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• SCB flashes rate-hike signs in pursuit of thicker margins
• BAAC cuts loan target as state farm aid soars
• NESDB to map out region-level strategy
• 'Superfood" craze makes big business of Africa's baobab
• Oil Market Outlook
• Yuan direction keeps economists guessing
• Futures Focus
• In tune with the electric revolution
• Pongsit Kampee is a living legend
• REAL LOAN LESSONS
• SOCIAL SCENE
• Don’t fear the Big Bad Wolf
• Mexican artists preserving the occult
• My Brilliant Friend producers say no clue on identity of Ferrante
• Minaj hunting for Tracy Chapman for sample
• McGregor intimately knows Doctor Sleep character
• Clinton to bring voting-rights story to TV
• ENGLISH-LANGUAGE DOLAN FILM TO PLAY TORONTO
• SMALL-HEARTED JAG
• FORD DOES IT AGAIN
• TURBOCHARG­ING THE FUTURE
• CROSSWORD
• TOTAL LACK OF THOUGHT
• For whom the Bell bows
• CLEARING A PATH
• AGRITECH EVANGELIST
• ‘TABOO’ LANGUAGE REBORN
• Damming our way into trouble
• GAME CHANGER
• Myanmar puts out welcome mat for tourism investors
• Little to celebrate
• Lombok tourism hopes for speedy post-quake recovery
• Tap here for cheap stuff
• Learning to live with disruption
• WEAVING NEW IDEAS
• LAST STAND IN WATERWORLD
• TRASH HEROES AND SCAVENGER APPS HELP BALI CLEAN UP

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