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	Anusorn said the red-shirt people were opposed to the amendment of the amnesty bill to grant blanket amnesty to all people because they did not want to see former prime minister Abhisit and former deputy prime minister Suthep Thaugsuban absolved for the crackdowns on red-shirt protesters.</div>
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	Anusorn said the red shirts were not opposed to amnesty for Thaksin as Abhhisit had claimed.</div>
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