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	&ldquo;For as long as I have known him, Thaksin has never abandoned his friends or allies in a common struggle,&rdquo; he said.</div>
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	Natthawut dismissed speculation about a sour alliance, which he said spreaded by the Democrats, following the Saturday&rsquo;s phone-in at the red-shirt rally.</div>
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