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	The Pheu Thai resolved to have all of its MPs vote in support of the bill.</div>
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	But Weng said he, Natthawut Saikaur and Worachai Hema would choose to abstain instead.</div>
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	&ldquo;I&rsquo;ll be ready to face a punishment by the party. My abstention will not be a wrongdoing but I want to remind the party of what should be right,&rdquo; Weng said.</div>
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