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	Sathit was responding to Yingluck&rsquo;s statement that she would dissolve the House if the majority of the people want it.</div>
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	Sahit said Yingluck shouid dissolve the House right away and set up a people&rsquo;s council to reform politics.</div>
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	He added that the government has lost legitimacy so dissolution or not would make no difference.</div>
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