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	Prayuth said the situation was different from the red-shirt protests in 2010 because it 2010 there were a series of violent incidents before the emergency decree was invoked to declare the state of emergency.</div>
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	He said the violent situation in 2010 continued for months but the rally this year has just continued for two moths.</div>
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	Prayuth said he would try to have the conflict end before it would continue for several months like in 2010.</div>
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