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	The forum was joined by representative of the Siam Prachapiwat group, the Green Group, the Network of Thai Patriots Defending Land and the People&rsquo;s Army Against Thaksin Regime and people from 77 provinces.</div>
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	The forum vowed to form people&rsquo;s groups in provinces to monitor the works of the government.</div>
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1,000 join forum of people's version of reform

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1,000 join forum of people's version of reform

About 1,000 people led by government's opponent groups joined a forum of the People's Thailand Reform Council at the Rangsit University Sunday.

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