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                    [Title] => A Royal Birthday
                    [Summary] => Through the years, the National Day of Thailand has always been celebrated in the grand manner, marking as it does the birthday of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej, beloved monarch of the Thais.  This month, the auspicious occasion was held at the ballroom of the Dusit Hotel with all the amenities befitting royalty.

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