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	Asked whether Kittiratt would remain in the Cabinet, she turned to look at the finance minister, who was standing behind her, and said: &ldquo;Kittirat will stay. He is here and nothing changes. He has played a key role in tackling the economic problems during the past year.&rdquo;</div>
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PM: Kittiratt to stay in Cabinet

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