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	The protesters stayed overnight at the Foreign Ministry and left the ministry late Tuesday morning.</div>
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	During their march, the group confronted with the police officers who guarded at Wat Benjamabophit. The protesters hurled abusive words at the police as they were trying to break through the security barriers.</div>
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