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The Thai delegation to this year’s Southeast Asian Games has, so far, performed poorer than expected. But instead of taking personal blame for the lackluster performance of his country’s delegation, Prime Minister Thaksin assigns the blame to us.


Instead of calling for an investigation into the quality of officiating, we should simply cry foul.


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Instead of calling for an investigation into the quality of officiating, we should simply cry foul.


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By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | December 3, 2005 - 12:00am

The problem with autocratic leaders is that, as much as they might be able to claim personal credit for a country’s successes, they are also expected to take personal blame for failures. The Thai delegation...

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