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	Anti-government protests will not do anything to obstruct the advance voting this Sunday or the February 2 election, rally spokesman Akanat Promphan said Friday.</div>
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	However they would continue their gatherings and demonstrations to convey their messages of opposing the idea of having election before political reform.</div>

Protesters will not obstruct election

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