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	The statement was distributed by his legal advisor Noppadol Pattama.</div>
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	Thaksin said in the statement that his opponents distorted the bill to say the bill would seek whitewash him and return the seized assets to him although the bill was aimed at helping the country cross over the conflicts and return justice to victims of the 2006 coup.</div>
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