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	The sentence is suspended for one year.</div>
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	Jeeranuch was accused of allowing lese majeste comments on the website for 20 days in the webboard.</div>
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	She has decided not to appeal to the Supreme Court.&nbsp;</div>
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Court of Appeals upholds Jeeranuch sentence

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