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	Democrat MP Suthep Thuagsuban will be co-plaintiff in the litigation designed to hold Athapol accountable for his decision to try the two.</div>
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	Abhisit and Suthep, then prime minister and deputy prime minister, were in charge of quelling the red shirt protests.</div>
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	Despite planned counter suit, the two pledged to fight and abide by the outcome of the judicial decision.</div>
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