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	Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra insisted that the government would use no force and violence to control the situation, he said and noted that unarmed officials and police could take care of the situation.</div>
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No need for Cabinet to consider announcing state of emergency yet: spokesman

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No need for Cabinet to consider announcing state of emergency yet: spokesman

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