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	Jatuporn Promphan, a leading Pheu Thai member and red-shirt leader, said the strategic committee decided to have Pheu Thai MPs vote during a House meeting Thursday to move the proposal to the top of the House agenda at the next parliamentary session.</div>
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	The bill was sponsored by Worachai Hema and other Pheu Thai MPs.</div>
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Govt MPs push amnesty bill to top of 'urgent' list

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