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	&ldquo;The mediation will facilitate all sides to work together to serve the national interest, bringing about reconciliation though this might take time to achieve,&rdquo; he said.</div>
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	Yuthasak said reconciliation committee chair Sonthi Boonyaratglin was in control of his emotions despite verbal attacks against his report on reconciliation measures during the Tuesday&rsquo;s House-Senate session.</div>
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Yuthasak calls for mediation on reconciliation

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Yuthasak calls for mediation on reconciliation

Deputy Prime Minister Yuthasak Sasiprapha on Wednesday called for the naming of a mediator to work with all sides in resolving the rift over reconciliation measures.

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