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	Suan Dusit pollster found that Banharn, Chat Thai Pattana Party chief adviser, had the support of 37.12 per cent of the respondents to lead the reform efforts.</div>
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	The survey was conducted during October 9-11 among 1,169 respondents.</div>
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	It found that most respondents agreed with Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra&rsquo;s decision to assign Banharn the leading role in the government-initiated political reforms.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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