Oil price plunge reshapes global markets in 2014
In 2014 oil swung from above 100 dollars to half that level as demand weakened and supply surged. U.S. production rose to about 9 million barrels per day while prices dropped to around 2.38 a gallon, boosting some sectors and hurting oil reliant states and exporters.
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Mother's grief and secret buried in tsunami graves
Ten years after the 2004 Indian Ocean disaster, May Aye Nne learns her 20 year old daughter May Aye Nwe did not vanish at sea but was recovered and buried in an anonymous gravesite at the Tsunami Victims Cemetery in southern Thailand. Her story unfolds with the recovery of other unclaimed remains, reshaping a family's memories as the anniversary approaches.
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May Aye Nne
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May Aye Nwe
Aye Pu
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Khin Htway Yee
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Sumatra
Indian Ocean
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