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	Sukampol endorsed the decision to dismiss Abhisit on the grounds that he used falsified documents to apply for the position as a military lecturer.</div>
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	The suit filed by Abhisit said the Defence Ministry has no authority to dismiss a military official who had decommissioned as Abhiit has quit his military post 23 years ago.</div>
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