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	Prem was speaking to reporters after senior police and military officers and businessmen visited him on New Year occasion.</div>
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	Prem said His Majesty&rsquo;s speech was short but it conveyed a lot of meaning.</div>
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	&ldquo;To know its meaning, we must read the speech several times. If all read the speech and understand it, they will at least know how to bring about love and unity among Thais,&rdquo; Prem said.</div>
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