THAIS - What does THAIS stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by the Free Online Dictionary.

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THAIS

Type Commander's Headquarters Automated Information System

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From quaint riverside resorts and five-table restaurants to arthouse cinemas and underground gay parties, Thais are giving up globalism and rediscovering the beauty of all things bespoke and small. The real Bangkok: gaining entry into the ever-evolving Thai capital's ... by Tippelt, Patrick / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) Early on, it dropped consideration of autonomy for the southern provinces, reportedly in the belief that most Thais would not accept a measure that they would regard as a stepping-stone toward secession. Southern Thailand: has the coup improved chances for peace? by Gee, John / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs In harsh contradistinction to the democracy of Thaksin Shinawatra--the businessman for whom, it seems, even billions were not enough--it appears that Thais have concluded that a military junta affords them a better prospect of stability, safety and the absence of both corruption and intrusiveness into people's lives. Focus on the integrity of borders by Zakheim, Dov S. / The National Interest More results

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From quaint riverside resorts and five-table restaurants to arthouse cinemas and underground gay parties, Thais are giving up globalism and rediscovering the beauty of all things bespoke and small.

The real Bangkok: gaining entry into the ever-evolving Thai capital's ... by Tippelt, Patrick / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)

Early on, it dropped consideration of autonomy for the southern provinces, reportedly in the belief that most Thais would not accept a measure that they would regard as a stepping-stone toward secession.

Southern Thailand: has the coup improved chances for peace? by Gee, John / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

In harsh contradistinction to the democracy of Thaksin Shinawatra--the businessman for whom, it seems, even billions were not enough--it appears that Thais have concluded that a military junta affords them a better prospect of stability, safety and the absence of both corruption and intrusiveness into people's lives.

Focus on the integrity of borders by Zakheim, Dov S. / The National Interest

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