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	He arrived at the polling station at 8:55 am.</div>
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	Abhisit called on Bangkokians to come out to exercise their right.</div>
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Abhisit votes at Sawasdee Witthaya School

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Abhisit votes at Sawasdee Witthaya School

Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva cast his vote in the Bangkok governor election at the Sawasdee Witthaya School in Vadhana district.

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