Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: RED VERSUS YELLOW In broad terms, Thailand's crisis is a battle between the "yellow shirts" -- royalists, the military and urban Thais, who back Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva -- and the "red shirts" -- supporters of former premier Thaksin Shinawatra whose power base was mainly drawn from the country's millions of rural poor. Bureaucratic and military elites have run Thailand for decades, with the poor excluded except during elections when competing parties would try to buy their votes. When Thaksin swept to power in 2000, promising a raft of policies aimed at the poor, things changed.
Bureaucratic and military elites ran Thailand for over 10 years.
The poor are excluded from elections in Thailand.
Thaksin didn't sweep to power until 2004
The red shirts are supports of the rural and poor and support the Prime Minister.
There is a battle going on in Thailand.
The people of Thailand don't like to confront eachother
Thailand has females in politics.
The Thai government was pressured to extradite Luis Roldan 
The Leader of the Opposition of Singapore gained popularity for its communism beliefs
Thailand has no poor people
The red shirts support the prime Minister.
in Thailand people do not shy away from conflict
The Cambodian public is in favor of giving the area to Thailand. 
Thailand has a population of 200,000
There was a recent leadership shakeup Down Under.
Cambodia and Thailand have been at war with each other before. 
In the past, Thai soldiers have crossed into other parts of Cambodia without permission. 
Takimag was changed in the 2000s
Thai and Cambodian troops had a fire fight over a disputed temple.
Cambodia and Thailand had a mutual understanding before, but in recent years it collapsed.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam were going to lose.
The protests by students and university staff were against unpopular government reforms. 
Thaksin went out of power in 2000.
Thailand has a population of 1,000
The red shirts support the prime Minister.