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	&ldquo;Computer notebooks were gone as locked drawers were plied open apparently by force,&rdquo; Department of Special Investigation (DSI) chief Tarit Pengdith said Wednesday.&nbsp;</div>
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	DSI headquarters is located inside the Government Complex in Nonthaburi.&nbsp;</div>
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	Although the siege at the Government Complex ended on Monday, several government officials returned to their usual offices for the first time yesterday because Tuesday was an official holiday.&nbsp;</div>
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