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Thai police quoted black magic gurus at the Siri Chan Forest Monastery as claiming the dead bodies gave worshippers supernatural powers.</description>
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A migrant domestic worker employment contract is for two years, but if terminated early by the employer or employee, domestic workers only have two weeks to find a new job.</description>
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The project broke ground in 2011 in the small city of Chancay about 72km (44 miles) north of Lima, and with major help from Chinese investment.
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