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	&ldquo;I intend not to waste time but to turn a crisis into an opportunity to learn how changes in the world could be of use to Thailand,&rdquo; he said in his Facebook message.</div>
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	He said he has strived for the role of facilitator to boost the Thai-Chinese ties and the Asean-Chinese relations.</div>
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	Thaksin, presently in Beijing, is scheduled to make a speech on the topic of One Asia on October 15.</div>
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