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	Pichit said the reaffirmation letter by the coalition MPs would prompt the society to believe that the government has really aborted the amnesty efforts.</div>
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Coalition MPs to send written promise to House speaker not to revive bill

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Coalition MPs to send written promise to House speaker not to revive bill

Pheu Thai MP Pichit Chuenban, a legal expert, said Sunday that he would propose to the coalition to have all coalition MPs affirm in a letter to the House speaker that they would not revive the rejected amnesty bill.

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