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For although certain groups, such as ethnic Vietnamese and Muslim Chams, "had special difficulty in accommodating to the new regime" (as Short puts it quite mildly), the goal was uniformity, not the extermination of individuals based on their ethnicity or religious beliefs. This consideration applies not only to Muslims in Mindanao but also to groups such as the Chinese and Chams in Cambodia, discussed by Ovesen and Ing-Britt Trankell, and the Shans, discussed in Curtis W. In this new capacity, he will leverage his experience of leading companies such as Stage II Apparel, Warnaco, Chams de Baron and Robert Bruce Knitwear in order to establish ThreadeXchange as a global leader. |
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