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	Organisers, led by Democrat MP Suthep Thuagsuban, had completed erecting tents, installing rally facilities and mobilised hugh supplies since Wenesday&rsquo;s night, he said.</div>
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	The crowds surged to more than 8,000 protesters before the rally kick-off today&rsquo;s evening.</div>
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