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	Khampee Disthakorn, deputy secretary-general of the House of Representatives, said he had received a letter from LG headquarters in Korea that the TV did not have any device that recorded the wireless connection between its TV and mobile phones.</div>
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LG cannot check owner of porno picture displayed on TV monitor in Parliament

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LG cannot check owner of porno picture displayed on TV monitor in Parliament

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