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	He said he would comply with the party&rsquo;s resolution if the majority members reach a decision on how to push for charter amendments.</div>
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	Chalerm said he believes he would be able to convince Pheu Thai MPs that it would be too dangerous to push for charter amendments now.</div>
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Chalerm says Pheu Thai has no common stand on charter amendments yet

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Chalerm says Pheu Thai has no common stand on charter amendments yet

Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung said Thursday that the Pheu Thai Party has so far not reached a common stand on charter amendments.

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