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	The group threatened to seek the Court&#39;s opinion once the Senate passes the law at Monday&#39;s deliberation.</div>
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	Prompong said that the senators should take into account the national interests and the benefits of the investment scheme. &nbsp;</div>
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	These senators have acted against public opinions through their legal fightings, he said. This should stop actions meant to seek political gains, for the sake of the nation.&nbsp;</div>
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