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	Party spokesman Prompong Nopparit said that this decision means the party would nominate Yingluck as the prime minister, if the party wins the upcoming election.&nbsp;</div>
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	He said that all members agreed that Yingluck has demonstrated the leadership while safeguarding democracy and people&#39;s lives.</div>
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	The party will hold a meeting on December 11 and all members would be asked to cast a vote on her nomination. &nbsp;</div>

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Key PT members nominate Yingluck as next PM

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