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	The National AntiCorruption Commission (NACC) said the investigation into the 91 deaths should be completed by the end of this year.</div>
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	Abhisit said Wedensday that he has yet to be formally summoned by police or the NACC, adding he does not want the matter to be unduly prolonged as well.&nbsp;</div>
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Abhisit read to answer summons on red-shirt crackdown

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