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	Phongthep was representing Yingluck in answering a motion submitted by Democrat MP Rangsima Rodrassamee.</div>
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	&ldquo;After the court has issued the ruling, the prime minister instructed the Council of State to study the ruling in details to advise the prime minister what to do next,&rsquo; Phongthep said.</div>
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	He said the prime minister needed the advice from the advisory body because the ruling was unprecedented.</div>
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PM tells Council of State to study ruling

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