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CHIANG MAI, Thailand -- Beyond the mountainous landscapes and lush jungles of Northern Thailand lies a haven for the gentlest of creatures. Many of them arrive here like a zombie, some of them arrive here and they [don t] know they are elephants, they stand still ... they walk in a circle, said Sangduen Lek Chailert, founder of the Elephant Natu
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