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	The survey by Rajabhat Suan Dusit University found that 89.01 per cent of respondents did not want to become politicians while 10.99 per cent favoured the political career.</div>
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	The survey was carried out among 1,337 children from Monday to Wednesday on the occasion of National Children&rsquo;s Day.</div>
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Most Thai children not want to become politicians

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