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	Tawin met DSI investigators in his capacity as former secretary general of the National Security who served as secretary to the Centre for the Resolution of the Emergency Situation dealing with the political disturbances involving the red shirts in 2010.</div>
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A key witness meets investigators on anti-monarchy conspiracy

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