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	&quot;The solution is hard,&quot; he admits, adding that peace groups are working behind the scene to try to convince both sides to not resort to the use of force.</div>
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	Eakpant deplored the seizure of the Finance Ministry and other state offices, calling it a mistake for the anti-government protests led by Democrat party deputy leader Suthep Thaugsuban.</div>
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