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	The debate will be held during the weekend because Prime Minister Yingluck is sheduled to travel abroad on November 26 and 27. The prime minister will be visiting Singapore to attend the &lsquo;Thai-Singapore Prime Minister Retreat&rsquo;.</div>
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	The current parliamentary session will end on 28 Nov.&nbsp;</div>
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	However, the Democrat Party has yet to announce when it will submit the censure motion.</div>
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