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Myanmar: The revolution will probably be Facebook-lived

When he heard soldiers had taken power in Myanmar over again, Thar Lon Zaung Htet moved quickly to the administrative center of his knowledge corporate in Yangon, grabbed numerous prerequisites and punctiliously locked up.
When he heard soldiers had taken power in Myanmar again, Thar Lon Zaung Htet hurried to the office of his news agency in Yangon, grabbed a few essentials and carefully locked up.

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