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	Tarit described Sonthiyarn, who was arrested Monday, as being one of the brains behind the running of the entire antigovernment movement, while also managing financial aid and other assistance from its sponsors.</div>
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	&ldquo;He also acts as a contact in dealing with groups of individuals who support the movement behind the scenes,&rdquo; Tarit added.</div>
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