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	Kamnoon Sidhisamarn said he feared the government would take opportunity to crackdown on the protesters if the Senate rejected the bill on Friday.</div>
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	Before Kamnoon was allowed to talk, he met with strong protests by many elected senators, who wanted the Senate to debate the amnesty bill right away.</div>
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Senate still hear Group of 40 senators explain their skipping of Friday meeting

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Senate still hear Group of 40 senators explain their skipping of Friday meeting

The Senate was still spending time to hear some of senators form the Group of 40 dissident defending their decision not to attend the Senate meeting on Friday.

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