After Violent Clashes, Thai Standoff Deepens -- New York Times
BANGKOK — A political standoff intensified Sunday following the worst civil violence in nearly 20 years, with protesters standing their ground on the streets of Bangkok and the government ignoring their demand to step down and call new elections.
The sudden eruption of violence, in which 21 people were killed and nearly 900 wounded, stunned Thailand after nearly a month of protests in which both sides were scrupulously nonviolent.
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