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	Jirasak said he had learnt of the latest US stand toward Thailand from Kristina Kvien, the economic counselor of the US embassy.</div>
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	Kvien visited Jirasak Tuesday to introduce herself upon assuming duty in Bangkok.</div>
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	Jirasak quoted Kvien as telling him that the US government was pleased that Bangkok treated the issue as a national agenda and enforced some measures to fight against human trafficking.</div>
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