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	Chalerm was commenting on the two M79 grenade attacks at the PDRC &nbsp;rally site at Chaeng Wattana.</div>
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	Chalerm indicated the protesters might stage the attacks themselves.</div>
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	&ldquo;The government is soft so no violence should have happened but those who want violence to happen had to create it,&rdquo; Chalerm said.</div>
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