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	STR-led protester started building the new stage at 2:15 pm.</div>
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	STR leaders announced that they will hold a candle-lit ceremony to wish His Majesty the King a happy birthday on Thursday.</div>
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	They said they would resume their rally at the new stage on Friday.</div>
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