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	Thai Rak Dharma party leader Narawit Chaya represented the parties to submit a letter to Yingluck. Deputy PM&rsquo;s Secretary General Thawat Boonfuang represented the prime minister to receive the letter.</div>
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	Narawit said if the election was delayed, a suit would be filed against the Election Commission to demand compensations.</div>
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	The EC has invited Yingluck to a meeting on Tuesday to discuss whether to reschedule the election.</div>
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