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	Some banners were raised and a few officers blew the whistles.&nbsp;</div>
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	An officer who asked not to be named said that they wanted to show all that civil servants must stand by the righteousness.&nbsp;</div>
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	&quot;We believe that we are the first among civil servants and we would like to urge those at other ministries to express their opinions,&quot; he said.&nbsp;</div>
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	They plan to continue the protest until the amnesty bill is withdrawn.&nbsp;</div>

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