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	&ldquo;The government should complete the amnesty process by June 12,&rdquo; petitioner Anusorn Samithkul said.</div>
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	Anusorn said the amnesty would prevent a repeat of the tragedy faced by lese majeste inmate Amphol Tangnoppakul who died of cancer in prison before he could file for a pardon.</div>
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