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	She is expected to discuss with the Election Commission about the election dare rescheduling.</div>
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	Her car has exited the expressway near the Government Complex.</div>
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Yingluck leaves Army club, expected to be on way to meet EC

Caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has left the Army Club and is is on the way to the Government Complex where the Election Commission head office is located.

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