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	The ruling parties have decided against altering any content of an amnesty bill proposed by Pheu Thai MP Worachai Hema so that the bill can be quickly passed, Charthaipattana Party chief advisor Banharn Silpaarcha said Tuesday.</div>
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	He said the party leaders agreed that the bill would not be passed in three readings in a single sitting when Parliament deliberates the bill on August 7.</div>
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